Question

examples of molecules that can diffuse across the phospholipid bilayer include... fatty acid non - polar molecules all of the above. carbon dioxide molecules (co₂) oxygen molecules (o₂) rewatch

Explanation:

The phospholipid bilayer has a non - polar interior. Non - polar molecules (such as fatty acid non - polar molecules, \(CO_2\) which is non - polar due to its linear symmetry and \(O_2\) which is a diatomic non - polar molecule) can easily diffuse across the non - polar interior of the phospholipid bilayer.

Answer:

B. All of the above.