If hydrophilic heads only attract other hydrophilic heads, describe which substances would be able to get through the membrane easiest?

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If hydrophilic heads only attract other hydrophilic heads, describe which substances would be able to get through the membrane easiest?

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Answer:

polar substances

Step-by-step explanation:

polar substances are hydrophilic

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