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The image below shows a container with a semi-permeable membrane separating
Side A that has a high solute concentration from Side B which has a low solute
concentration. Side A contains many solute particles, represented by circles. Side B
only contains a few solute particles. Both Side A and Side B have a water level that is
at the same height.
SIDE A
SIDE B
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Semi-permeable membrane
After the process of osmosis has occurred, the water level on Side A will be:
O 1) the same as Side B.
O 2) lower than Side B .
3) higher than Side B.
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