2. A membrane that is permeable to Na+ but not Cl orVolt meterwater separates two compartments (see figure). SideA is filled with 1000 mOsM NaCl and side B is filledwith 10 mOsM NaCl. Electrodes from a voltmeterBare placed in each compartment and side A is set asground (0 mV).When the system comes to equilibrium:10 mosMNaci1000 mOsMNaCIa) the concentration of Na+ in side B iscompared to its starting value.b) the Cl concentration on side A is (circle one)greater thanless thanequal to the Clconcentration on side B.c) the voltmeter shows that side B iscompared to side A.51°F CloudDELL

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A membrane that is permeable to Na+ but not Cl or water separates two compartments (see figure). Side A is filled with 1000 mOsM NaCl and side B is fillec with 10 mOsM NaCl. Electrodes from a voltmeter are placed in each compartment and side A is set as ground (0 mV).

A membrane that is permeable to Na+ but not Cl or water separates two compartments (see figure). Side A is filled with 1000 mOsM NaCl and side B is fillec with 10 mOsM NaCl. Electrodes from a voltmeter are placed in each compartment and side A is set as ground (0 mV).

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