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What does hydrophilic mean? a) water-hating b) dehydrated c) nonpolar d) water-loving

What does hydrophilic mean? a) water-hating b) dehydrated c) nonpolar d) water-loving
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What does hydrophilic mean?

a) water-hating
b) dehydrated
c) nonpolar
d) water-loving

User Alexander Simonchik
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It would be D. water loving, hydrophilic things have a tendency to mix well with water. Anything that is hydrophilic is the complete opposite of anything hydrophobic.
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i think it is water-loving

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