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A semipermeable membrane is placed between the following solutions. Which solution will increase in volume?
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Solution C: 5.84 % NaCl
Solution D: 13.3 % NaCl

Semipermeable
membrane
Pure H20
NaCl(aq)
The osmosis process is shown.
1120
TIme
H20
H20
-H20

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