h diagram shows a cell with a semipermeable membrane submerged in a ition Solutions contain different amounts of solutes (glucose, sodium). The nbrane is NOT permeable to glucose or sodium. The graphic ig) shows watermolecules (small and be with arger green gucose moles Which side is ypertonic? (A or B) Which side will gain water?

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