Why does soap remove grease from pans when we wash dishes?
A - Part of the soap molecule is polar and dissolves in water, while part is non-polar and dissolves in the lipids
B - The whole soap molecule is non-polar so it breaks apart fat blobs
C - Soap sends a chemical message to fats to break up fat blobs in the pan
D - Soap molecules react with fats to break up flat blobs
Answer: A - Part of the soap molecule is polar and dissolves in water, while part is non-polar and dissolves in the lipids