1. evenly phipathic nonpolar hydrogen polar hydrophobic emulsion unevenly hydrophilic liver am Fats cannot dissolve in water because lipids contain a lot of covalent bonds. These bonds have electrons distributed. Water and hydrophilic molecules like glucose contain a lot of covalent bonds, resulting in electrons being distributed, and the molecule having partial charges. The partial charges enable the molecule to form bonds with other partially charged molecules like water. In addition to pancreatic juice, bile is also introduced to the duodenum. Bile is produced by the Bile salts are molecules, with hydroxyl groups (-OH) found on one side of the molecule, while the other side of the molecule lacks hydroxyl groups. These hydroxyl groups are able to make hydrogen bonds with water, making one side of the molecule . The side of the bile salt molecule that lacks hydroxyl groups is fats. Bile salts, therefore, bridge the interface of lipids and water, enabling small lipid droplets to and associates with remain in solution Thic io gollod or

1. evenly phipathic nonpolar hydrogen polar hydrophobic emulsion unevenly hydrophilic liver am Fats cannot dissolve in water because lipids contain a lot of covalent bonds. These bonds have electrons distributed. Water and hydrophilic molecules like glucose contain a lot of covalent bonds, resulting in electrons being distributed, and the molecule having partial charges. The partial charges enable the molecule to form bonds with other partially charged molecules like water. In addition to pancreatic juice, bile is also introduced to the duodenum. Bile is produced by the Bile salts are molecules, with hydroxyl groups (-OH) found on one side of the molecule, while the other side of the molecule lacks hydroxyl groups. These hydroxyl groups are able to make hydrogen bonds with water, making one side of the molecule . The side of the bile salt molecule that lacks hydroxyl groups is fats. Bile salts, therefore, bridge the interface of lipids and water, enabling small lipid droplets to and associates with remain in solution Thic io gollod or

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

Section: Chapter Questions

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