Which of the following molecules passes through a lipid bilayer most easily? Select one: a. potassium ion (K+) b. glucose c. nitrogen gas (N2) d. cholesterol e. hydronium ion (H3O+)
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Potassium ion (K+): Ions generally have difficulty passing through the lipid bilayer due to their charge and the hydrophobic nature of the bilayer. Show more…
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