What are the functions of water in living organisms? I- Water is the most abundant biomolecule in living beings. II- Water is a universal solvent ...
I- Water is the most abundant biomolecule in living beings.
II- Water is a universal solvent and facilitates many biological reactions.
III- Water is not involved in any biochemical reactions.
IV- Water is not important for the transport of nutrients and waste products.
a) Only I and II are correct.
b) Only II and IV are correct.
c) Only I, II, and III are correct.
d) Only II, III, and IV are correct.
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Rogeria Carolino
The correct option is:
a) Only I and II are correct.
Explanation:
I- Water is indeed the most abundant biomolecule in living beings.
II- Water is a universal solvent and facilitates many biological reactions.
III- The statement "Water is not involved in any biochemical reactions" is incorrect. Water is actively involved in numerous biochemical reactions as a solvent and as a participant in hydrolysis reactions.
IV- The statement "Water is not important for the transport of nutrients and waste products" is incorrect. Water is crucial for the transport of nutrients and waste products within living organisms, serving as a medium for various biological processes.
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