Question

does cholesterol contain many partial charges, or very few partial charges?
many, because it is primarily made of nonpolar bonds.
very few, because it is primarily made of nonpolar bonds.
many, because it is primarily made of polar bonds.
very few, because it is primarily made of polar bonds.
part 3
imagine you put some cholesterol molecules into a glass of water. can they likely form many hydrogen bonds with the surrounding water molecules, or very few?
cholesterol can form many hydrogen bonds with water, because it has very few partial charges.
cholesterol can form very few hydrogen bonds with water, because it has many partial charges.
cholesterol can form many hydrogen bonds with water, because it has many partial charges.
cholesterol can form very few hydrogen bonds with water, because it has very few partial charges.

Explanation:

Hydrogen - bonding occurs between polar - molecules or parts of molecules. Cholesterol is mainly composed of non - polar bonds, resulting in very few partial charges. Water is a polar molecule. Non - polar cholesterol with few partial charges will form very few hydrogen bonds with polar water molecules.

Answer:

Cholesterol can form very few hydrogen bonds with water, because it has very few partial charges.