Cell Scenario 1 and a glucose concentration of 0.3M. The "environment" has a sucrose concentration of 0.2M and a glucose concentration of 0.7M. The The "cell" has a sucrose concentration of 0.4M membrane is permeable to sucrose and the membrane is permeable to glucose.

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Environment
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and a glucose concentration of 0.3M. The "environment" has a
sucrose concentration of 0.2M and a glucose concentration of 0.7M. The
The "cell" has a sucrose concentration of 0.4M
membrane is permeable to sucrose and the membrane is permeable to glucose.
1.5 Will the "cell" become lyzed, turgid, normal, flaccid, shrivel or plasmolyzed? State the
result for an animal cell and for a plant cell.
1.6 What is the final concentration of sucrose and glucose in the cell and in the
environment?
Transcribed Image Text:Environment Cell Scenario and a glucose concentration of 0.3M. The "environment" has a sucrose concentration of 0.2M and a glucose concentration of 0.7M. The The "cell" has a sucrose concentration of 0.4M membrane is permeable to sucrose and the membrane is permeable to glucose. 1.5 Will the "cell" become lyzed, turgid, normal, flaccid, shrivel or plasmolyzed? State the result for an animal cell and for a plant cell. 1.6 What is the final concentration of sucrose and glucose in the cell and in the environment?
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Osmosis system movement of solvent molecules from a region of high solvent concentration to a region of low solvent concentration through semipermeable membrane.

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