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In the dialysis bag experiment, what do you think will happen if we reverse the two solutions between the sac and the beaker for sac 4 (meaning sac 4 is filled with distilled water and beaker 4 is 40% sucrose)? Will the sac gain or lose weight?
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water will not move because sac membrane is impermeable to sucrose; the sac will have no change in weight |
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water will not move because sucrose can move across the sac membrane to equilibrium; the sac will have no change in weight |
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water will move out of the sac; the sac lose weight |
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d |
water will move into the sac even more; the sac will gain weight |
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