12.Suppose a beaker is divided into 2 compartments with a semi permeable membrane. On the left side we have a 20% solution of glucose and on the right-hand side compartment we have a 2% glucose solution. From which side to which side will the water flow through the semi permeable membrane? On which side will the water level rise. When will the water stop flowing?

12.Suppose a beaker is divided into 2 compartments with a semi permeable membrane. On the left side we have a 20% solution of glucose and on the right-hand side compartment we have a 2% glucose solution. From which side to which side will the water flow through the semi permeable membrane? On which side will the water level rise. When will the water stop flowing?

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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