hich of the following statements is not accurate when considering water and biological molecules? O Polar substances are soluble because of their interaction with water. O The hydrogen bonding pattern of water is disrupted by the presence of hydrophobic molecules. O Water is more likely to act as a hydrogen bond donor than a hydrogen bond acceptor.

hich of the following statements is not accurate when considering water and biological molecules? O Polar substances are soluble because of their interaction with water. O The hydrogen bonding pattern of water is disrupted by the presence of hydrophobic molecules. O Water is more likely to act as a hydrogen bond donor than a hydrogen bond acceptor.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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