Determine the type of extracellular solution (blue liquid) this cell ( the white circle ) has been placed within and which way the water will move based on the concentration gradients provided. You may want to calculate the missing percentages to help you.

Determine the type of extracellular solution (blue liquid) this cell ( the white circle ) has been placed within and which way the water will move based on the concentration gradients provided. You may want to calculate the missing percentages to help you.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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