9. Since sodium chloride dissolves into Na+ and Cl- ions in water it creates an electrically neutral solution in the dialysis tubing. If we added an amount of K+ ions larger than the amount of Nations in the dialysis tubing in the beaker, would any Na+ ions diffuse into the beaker solution? Why?

9. Since sodium chloride dissolves into Na+ and Cl- ions in water it creates an electrically neutral solution in the dialysis tubing. If we added an amount of K+ ions larger than the amount of Nations in the dialysis tubing in the beaker, would any Na+ ions diffuse into the beaker solution? Why?

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9. Since sodium chloride dissolves into Na+ and Cl- ions in water it creates an electrically
neutral solution in the dialysis tubing. If we added an amount of K+ ions larger than the amount
of Na+ ions in the dialysis tubing in the beaker, would any Na+ ions diffuse into the beaker
solution? Why?

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