Does water go from hyper tonic to hypo tonic?

Answer 1

i think the question that you are asking is what is the difference between hyper and hypo tonic. A fluid that has a greater concentration of solutes in comparison to another solution is a hypertonic solution. A hypotonic solution is a fluid that has a lower concentraton of solutes in comparison to another solution.

Answer 2

HYPOtonic solution is one that contains more liquid than solid on the outside of the cell. Example, water is a HYPOtonic solution because it's just water. The water goes into the cell and causes it to expand, because if you have a HYPOtonic solution the water will go into the cell ,and the cell will either increase in size or burst because the membrane is not big enough.

HYPERtonic solution is one with more solid on the outside of the cell. Pure Corn syrup is a HYPERtonic solution because it had more solids, the corn syrup, than water. This solution will cause the cell to shrivel/decrease in size.

EXAMPLE: Take two normal eggs, get two cups and fill them with vinegar. Drop one egg in each cup. Let them sit for about a day. Wash them off and notice that the eggs have no shells, ALSO they have increased in size. You will see this if you compare them to another normal egg. Take one of these eggs and get another cup; fill it with normal water from the tap and let it sit over night. Take the other egg, get a cup and fill it with pure corn syrup. Let them sit for a day. Now, see if you can answer the questions below:

What type of solution is the Vinegar?

What typee of solution is the Corn Syrup

What type of solution is the water?

NOTE: the more of the liquid you put in the cup the faster the results

If your house is at normal temperature. the egg won't rot for about 4-5 days

I stronlgy suggest doing this experiment, it's fun and it will definitely teach you the difference between HYPO- and HYPER- tonic.

Answer 3

No, water movers from hypo to hyper. Easy to remember way kids who have too much sugar(solute) have too much energy and end up "hyper". Hypo rhymes with low.

Answer 4

Yes, water flows from a hypotonic solution to a hypertonic solution, as it moves from an area of lower solute concentration to higher solute concentration to establish equilibrium.