Why does water roll off a person's skin when the person gets out of a swimming pool? A. Because the skin is very smooth B. Because water only sticks to other water molecules C. Because water is full of

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Why does water roll off a person's skin when the person gets out of a

swimming pool?
A. Because the skin is very smooth
B. Because water only sticks to other water molecules
C. Because water is full of hydrogen ions
D. Because the skin contains nonpolar lipid molecules

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D. because the skin contains nonpolar lipid molecules

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your answer is D

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