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What will most likely happen to the cells when they are placed in a medium of supersaturated salt solution?
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∙ 9y ago
The best rule of thumb when talking about salt and cells is the absolute rule "water follows salt". If the solution is the same saltiness, the water stays in balance. In this case, it is saltier outside the cell so water will leave. The cell will shrivel up (a process called creation).
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What is a description of what is solute?
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when a wave travel through medium then sound is produced
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What is a substance called that is dissloved in a solution?
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