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Why do O 2 and CO 2 pass through the plasma membrane? they are nonpolar and soluble they are facilitated by protein they are "pumped" through they undergo pinocytosis
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Why do O 2 and CO 2 pass through the plasma membrane?

they are nonpolar and soluble
they are facilitated by protein
they are "pumped" through
they undergo pinocytosis

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The answer is A) they are nonpolar and soluble. 
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