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If you place the cells in the unknown solution and it shrinks/shrivels up, then the unknown solution is hypertonic. That means it has higher concentrations of permeable ions than does the cell. If the cell ruptures/bursts, then the opposite is true. In that case, the unknown solution has a lower concentration of ions (hypotonic). If nothing happens to the cell and it maintains the original morphology, then the unknown solution is isotonic and has approximately the same ionic concentration as inside the cell. These observations are based on the principle of osmosis.

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