haileygrimes1 haileygrimes1

27-10-2016
Biology

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characteristics that soap bubbles and cell membranes have in common.

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AzTanarria AzTanarria

27-10-2016

They both are 'walls' that contain something inside.

Both surround what they protect, usually spherical.

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damiangamer damiangamer

27-10-2016

The soap
bubble is made up of lipid molecules which contain a long hydrophobic (water hating) tail and a
hydrophilic (water loving) head. The cell membrane is made of a double layer of lipids!

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