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Review 1: Nucleic Acids, Lipids, & Membranes / Membrane Transport 1 / Problem 6
Problem 6
Why is water an exception to the rule of simple diffusion being limited to non-polar compounds?
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Water requires ATP to move across membranes.
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Water is non-polar and easily diffuses across membranes.
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Water is small enough to cross the membrane despite being polar.
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Water is actively transported across membranes.
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