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Consider the drawing below. The membrane is permeable to salt and water, but not to sugar. a. In what direction will the salt move? b. In what direction with the sugar move? the sugar is not able to move due to the fo that the membrane is noot permeable to it In what direction will the water move? с. d. In which compartment will the water rise? 5% sugar & 5% salt in water 909. H2D 20% salt in water 80% H2D

Consider the drawing below. The membrane is permeable to salt and water, but not to sugar. a. In what direction will the salt move? b. In what direction with the sugar move? the sugar is not able to move due to the fo that the membrane is noot permeable to it In what direction will the water move? с. d. In which compartment will the water rise? 5% sugar & 5% salt in water 909. H2D 20% salt in water 80% H2D

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