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it's capable of transporting nutrients throughout the cell because it's fluid so it's much easier for the nutrients to get around and get where it needs to be.
if it were a solid, it wouldn't have a lot of room and the nutrients wouldn't be able to get around because the molecules are tighter in a solid and the molecules in a liquid are much more loose!
i hope this helps!
luisvaschetto

The water inside a cell is capable of transporting nutrients throughout the cell because the POLARITY of water dissolves substances.

  • Water (H2O) molecules are polar molecules because they have a positive charge near its hydrogen atoms and a negative charge near its oxygen atom.

  • The polarity of water molecules is due to the asymmetric distribution of electrical charges, thereby generating partially positive and negative regions in these molecules.

  • In consequence, water molecules can dissolve and thus transport nutrients such as ions and other polar molecules in the cell.

In conclusion, the water inside a cell is capable of transporting nutrients throughout the cell because the POLARITY of water dissolves substances.

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