Model Cells and Osmosis Imagine that you are conducting an experiment in which you will place a model cell filled only with pure water into a beaker filled with a 30% sucrose solution. As a condition of the experiment, you know that the dialysis membrane is impermeable to sucrose, but is fully permeable to water. Predict what will happen to your model cell over time. Multiple Choice It will not change in mass. It will increase mass due to an inflow of water. It will increase in mass due to an inflow of sucrose.

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Model Cells and Osmosis
Imagine that you are conducting an experiment in which you will place a model cell filled only with pure water into a beaker filled with a 30% sucrose solution. As a condition of the experiment, you know that the
dialysis membrane is impermeable to sucrose, but is fully permeable to water. Predict what will happen to your model cell over time.
Multiple Choice
It will not change in mass.
It will increase in mass due to an inflow of water.
It will increase in mass due to an inflow of sucrose.
It will decrease in mass due to a loss of water.
It will decrease in mass due to a loss of sucrose.
Transcribed Image Text:Model Cells and Osmosis Imagine that you are conducting an experiment in which you will place a model cell filled only with pure water into a beaker filled with a 30% sucrose solution. As a condition of the experiment, you know that the dialysis membrane is impermeable to sucrose, but is fully permeable to water. Predict what will happen to your model cell over time. Multiple Choice It will not change in mass. It will increase in mass due to an inflow of water. It will increase in mass due to an inflow of sucrose. It will decrease in mass due to a loss of water. It will decrease in mass due to a loss of sucrose.
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