Highlight the atoms or groups that are in hydrophilic portions of this molecule in red. If this molecule does not have hydrophilic portions, check the box belowthe drawing area.OHCH3-CH-CH,·CH₂—CH¸This molecule doesn't have hydrophilic portions.☑

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Highlight the atoms or groups that are in hydrophilic portions of this molecule in red. If this molecule does not have hydrophilic portions, check the box below the drawing area. OH CH3-CH-CH, ·CH₂—CH¸ This molecule doesn't have hydrophilic portions. ☑