A biologist observed a plant ce na drop of water, and ustrated it as Diagram A. She added 10% salt solution to the side, observed the cell, and rstrated t as Diagram B. Due to osmosis, the change in the appearance of the cell resulted from more: Vacuole Cneplasm O more salt flowing out of the cell than into the cell. O more salt flowing into the cell than out of the cell O more water flowing out of the cell than into the cel. O more water flowing into the cell than out of the cel.
A biologist observed a plant ce na drop of water, and ustrated it as Diagram A. She added 10% salt solution to the side, observed the cell, and rstrated t as Diagram B. Due to osmosis, the change in the appearance of the cell resulted from more: Vacuole Cneplasm O more salt flowing out of the cell than into the cell. O more salt flowing into the cell than out of the cell O more water flowing out of the cell than into the cel. O more water flowing into the cell than out of the cel.
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as Diagram B. Due to osmosis, the change in the appearance of the cell resulted from more:
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O more salt flowing out of the cell than into the cel.
O more salt flowing into the cel than out of the cel.
O more water flowing out of the cell than into the cell.
O more water flowing into the cell than out of the cell.
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