Question

adhesion is: nonpolar attraction between 2 same types of molecules like lipid and lipid. polar attraction between 2 different types of molecules like lipid and soap. nonpolar attraction between 2 same types of molecules like water and water. polar attraction between 2 different types of molecules like water and plant insides. rewatch

Explanation:

Adhesion is the attraction between different types of molecules. Water is a polar molecule, and plant tissues also have polar characteristics. The attraction between water (polar) and plant interiors (polar, different type from pure water) fits the definition of adhesion. Non - polar attractions (e.g., lipid - lipid) or attractions between the same - type molecules (e.g., water - water) are not adhesion. Lipid is non - polar and soap has both polar and non - polar parts, but the key is the "different types" and "polar" aspects for adhesion in the context of common biological examples (like water movement in plants which relies on adhesion).

Answer:

polar attraction between 2 different types of molecules like water and plant insides.