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Which is an example of molecules that can fit through the small spaces of the cell membrane? A. glucose B. oxygen C. amino acids D. fats
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Which is an example of molecules

that can fit through the small
spaces of the cell membrane?
A. glucose
B. oxygen
C. amino acids
D. fats

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Step-by-step explanation:

Oxygen is the answer. (option B)

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