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are hydrophilic molecules usually polar or non polar?
polar or have polar side groups
hydrophilic molecules
have a permanent charge
how do hydrophilic molecules interact with water?
-thru dipole-dipole interactions or hydrogen bonds
water solubility
- water molecules are polar
-permanent dipole due to the difference in electronegativity btwn 2 positive hydrogens and one negative oxygen
-oxygen attracts electrons more than hydrogen atoms
which molecules are readily soluble in water?
-OH on glucose
-COOH as on amino acids
-NH2
-ionic compounds like NaCl
dissociation
when an ionic compound like NaCl is placed in water and seperates into ions
non polar compounds dissolve in...
organic compounds
amphipathic
-molecules with polar and non polar regions
-serve as detergents or emulsifiers
-bile acids
non polar substances do not dissolve in...
water
molecules with lots of C's and H's in long chains with no oxygen are usually
non polar
name a benefit of of water solubility
compounds can be easily transported in the blood such as glucose and ketones
digestion
-takes place in the watery environment of the small intestine
-absorption of nutrients into cells of the GI tract and later into the blood
bile acids
detergent that emulsifies fats
hydrophobic molecules travel in the blood via...
carrier molecules, usually a protein
-free fatty acids are bound to albumin
lipoproteins
carrier for triglycerides and cholesterol
what types of molecules can freely cross a membrane?
- hydrophobic molecules
-small, uncharged polar molecules
what types of molecules cannot cross a membrane?
large, uncharged polar molecules
ions
benefits of solubility
- water soluble vitamins easily leave the body
-the kidneys will only excrete water soluble compounds