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If water is a polar molecule, how does it manage to get through the cell membrane?
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If water is a polar molecule, how does it manage to get through the cell membrane?

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the cell membrane is semi-permeable, so specific cells absorb the water and travels to the bloodstream where it is distributed in different forms to all cells...?
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