Answer: The correct answer is
No, because NaCl is Ionic
Explanation:
NaCl can pass through the cell membrane because it is Ionic and separates into Ionic components Na+ Cl+.
Cell membrane are phospholipids bilayers and have hydrophobic tails and face inside of the cells . The fatty acids tails are non polar and only non polar substances can pass through it but salts is a polar molecules because it is an ion and cannot pass.
She should use as large a sample size as possible because she vets more data. S he also repeat this at least twice to get accurate data
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Lipids are the primary layer of the cell membrane and are classified as hydrophilic head "water loving" and a hydrophobic tails "hates water". This lipids in the cell membrane does not dissolve in water.
The lymphatic trunk trains the lymph fluid into two lymph ducts: The thoracic lymph duct and the right lymphatic duct.
The thoracic lymph duct takes the lymph from the lower left halves of the body. It is the largest lymph vessel. It carries the lymph and chyle (emulsified fatty acids) back into the bloodstream. It drains lymph into the circulatory system via the left brachiocephalic vein.
The right lymphatic duct on the other hand gets lymph from the right and upper halves of the body. It drains lymph from the right upper limbs, right part of the thorax and the right half of the head and neck.
