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▻ Hydrophilic Compounds Substances dissolving readily in water are called hydrophilic compounds. They consist of ions or polar
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SOLVED: Hydrophobic molecules differ from hydrophilic molecules in that: hydrophobic molecules dissolve in water. B. hydrophobic molecules are polar. hydrophobic molecules are water fearing: hydrophilic molecules are nonpolar. E: hydrophilic molecules do
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SOLVED: 2) Sugar/Glucose dissolved in water Glucose (a simple carbohydrate that is our blood sugar) is a hydrophilic (water loving) molecule. This is important to know, because when molecules are hydrophilic that
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Hydrophilic & hydrophobic assignment
