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Gelatin is considered to be polar due to its composition, which includes amino acids that contain polar functional groups, such as carboxyl and amine groups. These polar groups enable gelatin to interact with water and dissolve in it, making it hydrophilic. As a result, gelatin can form gels and is often used in food and pharmaceutical applications where water solubility is important.

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