2.Describe what would happen to a plant cell and an animal cell if they were placed in the followingsolutions (give the specific names for each phenomenon: crenation, plasmolysis, etc.)a) Hypertonicb) Hypotonicc) Isotonic

a) Hypertonic Solution:Plant Cell: In a hypertonic solution, the concentration of solutes is higher…

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2. Describe what would happen to a plant cell and an animal cell if they were placed in the following solutions (give the specific names for each phenomenon: crenation, plasmolysis, etc.) a) Hypertonic b) Hypotonic c) Isotonic