A semipermeable dialysis tubing bag, containing 10% salt is placed in a 10% salt solution A, 2% salt solution B, and 30% salt solution C. What type of solution is B and which direction will water flow? * O Hypotonic: water will flow into the tube Isotonic: water will flow out of the tube Hypertonic: water will flow into the tube O Hypertonic: water will flow out of the tube

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