Why does the cell membrane not dissolve, since organisms bodies are mostly filled with water?

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DzNET · Answer 1 · 2019-12-15T09:54:08+0000

i think the answer is because the cell membrane acts as a protecter for cells. It also moves liquds and since it does move liquids it wouldn't desolve from it.

Why does the cell membrane not dissolve, since organisms bodies are mostly filled with water?

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