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Osmosis Questions and Answers (Q&A)

What happens when the amount of water in a cell is higher than the amount of solute?
John Adney
Answered: Jun 05, 2017
Hypertonic is when the outside solution is higher than the internal solution.

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When a membrane that is only permeable to water separates water with a high osmolarity from water with a low osmolarity.
Lqq
Answered: Sep 20, 2020
The water will diffuse through the membrane until there is an equal concentration of solute and water on both sides.

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What happened next? In our diffusion lab, we placed a bag containing starch inside a beaker with water and iodine.
Carice Snow, Motivator
Answered: Jun 13, 2019
The correct answer to this question is C. The starch in the bag turned purple. This experiment is performed to help one understand the process of diffusion, as well as Semi-permeable membrane and...Read More

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In osmosis, water moves from an area of higher concentration.
John Smith
Answered: Sep 20, 2020
True-this can be tricky...if something has a high concentration, that means there are lots of substances floating around. however, there is less water. think about gatorade. if you add a bunch of...Read More

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A new nurse starts working in the hospital. She is responsible for giving you an IV. She gives you a solution of 100% water (instead of the correct solution with 0.9% salt water). Why is this...
Jjanosko
Answered: Sep 20, 2020
Water will enter your blood cells until they burst

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What is the difference between Osmosis And Facilitated Diffusion?
C. Bernthal, Teacher
Answered: Jun 18, 2019
It can be confusing to keep track of the different processes that items may undergo, especially when you are not too knowledgeable about the various scientific methods. Two of the ways that...Read More

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If the left side of the beaker were hypertonic compared to the right side, what would happen to the level of water on both sides?
John Smith
Answered: Sep 20, 2020
The left side would go up and the right side would go down.

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What's the difference between osmosis, diffusion, active transport and passive transport?
P. Micah
Answered: Nov 19, 2019
With my knowledge, I can easily posit the difference between these four scientific phenomenons. Osmosis, beyond a reasonable doubt, is the movement of water from a region of hypotonic solution...Read More

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