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Why do O2 and CO2 pass through the plasma membrane? They are nonpolar and soluble. They are facilitated by protein. They are "pumped" through. They undergo pinocytosis…

Why do O2 and CO2 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 O2 and CO2 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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Hello Hcarterdthomas! I hope you're doing fine!

The answer to your question is the first choice "They are nonpolar and soluble."

Have an awesome day!! -Wajiha
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oxygen and carbon dioxide pass through the plasma membrane,because they are non polar and soluble
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