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The Only Molecules That Can Pass Freely Through the Plasma

Question 55

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The only molecules that can pass freely through the plasma membrane are ones that are

A) positively charged.
B) small and hydrophobic.
C) ones that are polar.
D) small and polar.
E) small and negatively charged.

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