explain importance of water in a cell. (explain in all least 50-60 words)
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The water acts as a solvent for chemical reaction taking place in a cell and also helps to transport dissolved compounds into and out of cells . The water mostly acts as a uncomplicated environment for cellular process .without water cells wouldn't be able remove waste,bring nutrients and transport oxygen . hope it helps .plz mark as brainlist
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The water mostly acts as an uncomplicated environment for the cellular processes.The water forms polarised multi-layers over extended protein surfaces.The water is involved in intracellular changes between 'sol' and 'gel' states .The water actively changes the density of its hydrogen bonded structuring to enable diverse intracellular processes.
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