Lipids are considered hydrophobic because they easily dissolve in water.If True what allows them to dissolve in water or if not, what is it about their molecular structure that makes them less likely to dissolve in water?

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Lipids are considered hydrophobic because they have an even distribution of electrons and no positive or negative poles.Thus, nonpolar molecules have no regions of partial charge, and therefore tend to repel water molecules.

Lipids Are Considered Hydrophobic Because They Easily Dissolve in Water