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Which statement BEST explains why lipid molecules are generally insoluble in water? A. Carbon-hydrogen bonds are non-polar. B. Carbon-hydrogen bonds are polar. C. Carbon-oxygen bonds are non-polar. D.
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Which statement BEST explains why lipid molecules are generally insoluble in water?

A.
Carbon-hydrogen bonds are non-polar.

B.
Carbon-hydrogen bonds are polar.

C.
Carbon-oxygen bonds are non-polar.

D.
Carbon-oxygen bonds are polar.

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