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Which of these parts of the cell membrane prevent organisms from dissolving water
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Which of these parts of the cell membrane prevent organisms from dissolving water

Which of these parts of the cell membrane prevent organisms from dissolving water-example-1
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Non polar fatty acid chains

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Because thats what was correct when I put in the answer.

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Because fatty acid are hydrophobic (water fearing)
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