Why can oxygen diffuse across a cell membrane but a protein cannot? A) proteins are too large. B) oxygen is polar. C) oxygen is a gas. D)proteins absorb oxygen

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Why can oxygen diffuse across a cell membrane but a protein cannot?

A) proteins are too large.
B) oxygen is polar.
C) oxygen is a gas.
D)proteins absorb oxygen

Biology
middle-school

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proteins are too large

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Oleg Antonyan answered Sep 23, 2020

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proteins are too large I think

Haritz Laboa answered Sep 27, 2020

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