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11. Why does cotton absorb so much water? a. Cotton is adhesive to the water molecules b. The polarity of water allows it to dissolve cotton. C. Cotton has hollow fibers that absorb by capillary action
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11. Why does cotton absorb so much water?

a. Cotton is adhesive to the water molecules
b. The polarity of water allows it to dissolve cotton.
C. Cotton has hollow fibers that absorb by capillary action
d. Cotton is cohesive to the cotton fibers

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