Solutions have been described as being "concentrated or "diluted". Consequently,biological tissues that gets exposed to such solutions may vary from one state to the otheras shown in the pictures below.HypertonicIsotonicHypotonicHOHOIf the "Isotonic" solution is 0.15M in NaCl, what NaCl concentrations are likely to be thehypertonic and the hypotonic solutions?Select one:O A. Hypertonic = 0.200M; Hypotonic = 0.065MO B. Hypertonic = 0.065M; Hypotonic = 0.200M%DO C. Hypertonic = 0.150M; Hypotonic = 0.150M%3DO D. Both should be slightly above the concentration of normal saline solution

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Solutions have been described as being "concentrated" or "diluted". Consequently, biological tissues that gets exposed to such solutions may vary from one state to the other as shown in the pictures below. Hypertonic Isotonic Hypotonic HO HO If the "Isotonic" solution is 0.15M in NaCI, what NaCI concentrations are likely to be the hypertonic and the hypotonic solutions? Select one: O A Hypertonic 0.200M; Hypotonic = 0.065M %3D O B. Hypertonic = 0.065M; Hypotonic = 0.200M %3D O C Hypertonic = 0.150M; Hypotonic = 0.150M %3D %3D O D. Both should be slightly above the concentration of normal saline solution

Solutions have been described as being "concentrated" or "diluted". Consequently, biological tissues that gets exposed to such solutions may vary from one state to the other as shown in the pictures below. Hypertonic Isotonic Hypotonic HO HO If the "Isotonic" solution is 0.15M in NaCI, what NaCI concentrations are likely to be the hypertonic and the hypotonic solutions? Select one: O A Hypertonic 0.200M; Hypotonic = 0.065M %3D O B. Hypertonic = 0.065M; Hypotonic = 0.200M %3D O C Hypertonic = 0.150M; Hypotonic = 0.150M %3D %3D O D. Both should be slightly above the concentration of normal saline solution

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