0.20 M glucose (C6H1206) solution and 0.20 M NaCl solution are separated by a semi-permeable membrane. Which of the following will occur as the two solutions approach equilibrium? (A) There will be a net flow of the Na* and CI ions into the glucose solution. (B) There will be a net flow of water molecules from the glucose into the salt solution. (C) There will be a net flow of water molecules from the salt into the glucose solution. (D) Water molecules and the solute particles will flow freely across the membrane.

0.20 M glucose (C6H1206) solution and 0.20 M NaCl solution are separated by a semi-permeable membrane. Which of the following will occur as the two solutions approach equilibrium? (A) There will be a net flow of the Na* and CI ions into the glucose solution. (B) There will be a net flow of water molecules from the glucose into the salt solution. (C) There will be a net flow of water molecules from the salt into the glucose solution. (D) Water molecules and the solute particles will flow freely across the membrane.

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