The structure of biomolecules controls their structure, properties, function, and relationships with other biomolecules. One of the most important relationships is between a given biomolecule and water. Which of the following statements is true about the relationship between a given class of biomolecule and water? Large carbohydrate polymers will not be soluble or stable in an aqueous solution.
If the outer surface of a protein contains a high density of non-polar amino acids, it can be water soluble.
Since lipid chains are hydrophobic, the presence or absence of water does not affect how they group.
Nucleic acids can hydrogen bond, which allows them to base-pair and to non-covalently bond with water.