Yes, this is because salt water is a hyptertonic solution. Through osmosis, the water travels out of the carrot and into the salt water. This eventually leaves the carrot limp and disgusting to eat.
Carrots are bundles of cells, filled with water and salts and surrounded by a membrane (like a skin). Partial pressure of water is the 'purity' of the water- very salty water has a low partial pressure, while pure water has a high partial pressure. When 2 liquids have different partial pressures, there is a concentration gradient; this is a term for a difference in partial pressures. Liquids always move from a high partial pressure to a low partial pressure. Look up osmosis for more information. In the cells in the carrot, the membrane stops most things from getting in or out, but allows water out through tiny holes called Aquaporin channels. There is a greater partial pressure of water inside the cells of the carrot, and so water flows out through the aquaporin channels in the cell membranes of each cell. The carrot becomes soft and shrinks. When carrot is boiled in mildly salted water, this helps to reduce the concentration gradient, so less water enters the carrot. This preserves its taste and texture.
Essentially, the salt draws about the water from the pores in the celery's cell wall.
Because the moisture in the celery stick is absorbed by the salt, which weakens the celery stick, which kills it and by doing that weakens even more therefore becoming soft.
hypotonic means dilute, hypertonic means concentrated. If celery becomes turgid in the fresh water then it is hypertonic to fresh water but hypotonic to sodium solution.
it will become frozen and it will not taste good
The solvent evaporates from the solution leaving behind the solute
What is left is a solution.
You add zinc to the solution and add 10% of what is left
hypertonic to fresh water but hypotonic to the salt solution
hypotonic means dilute, hypertonic means concentrated. If celery becomes turgid in the fresh water then it is hypertonic to fresh water but hypotonic to sodium solution.
it will become frozen and it will not taste good
Left on the ground to decompose naturally. They might be mowed down, or simply left standing.
if dry apricots are left in pure water and later transferred to a sugar solution the apricots become sugar crystals then you can eat the delicious treats.
Cookies. But the reindeer love carrots and celery! :)
They are typically called after-stems.
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nutrients from decaying plants help fertilize the soil
Where I come from, people refer to the cut stalks left in the field after harvesting the corn as the "corn stobs."
As long as water, air, sunlight, a suitable temperature and nutrients are available, a celery will continue to grow naturally even when not observed.
It's sorghum, they strip the stalks of leaves, press out all the juices and heat it to evaporate the water. You are then left with a alternative sweetner like molasses.