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What is hydrophobic?

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What is hydrophobic?

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In Science hydrophobic means that a physical property of a molecule is repelled by a mass of water. Some examples of hydrophobic molecules are oils and fats. In Psychology, being hydrophobic means lacking an affinity for water, or being scared of the water.

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