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What did you mean what you said that a hydrophilic molecule/compound won't succeed if it tries to pass through the hydrophobic tails? What would happen to them? Do they just get stuck there or are they sent back out?
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At 14:51, the fatty acid tails are hydrophobic and non-polar and the phosphate head is polar and hydrophilic
Thanks!
Hi Dr.
Thank you for this lesson,
I really enjoyed this lesson.
Pls I want to ask if they is chemistry and physics for As and A level also.
Because am currently doing A Level Programme .....Thanks.
along with biology, there's Chem, Physics and even maths for AS LEVEL. Im pursuing these 4 subjects for my AS LEVEL and will try to carry all of 'em till A-LEVELS
What did you mean what you said that a hydrophilic molecule/compound won't succeed if it tries to pass through the hydrophobic tails? What would happen to them? Do they just get stuck there or are they sent back out?
They can't pass through. It's like trying to mix water and oil.
hey, there is an error. the phosphate head should be polar and fatty acid chains should be non-polar
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14:48 its written that fatty acid tails are polar and phosphate head is non polar shouldn't it be other way around?
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isnt phostphate group polar and thats why hydrophilic because water is also polar
That's correct
Triglycerides i didnt understand