The following questions refer to figures with circles and ovals. The clear circles represent water molecules, and the filled ovals represent sugar molecules. The dashed line represents a semi-permeable membrane, which is impermeable to sugars, but permeable to water Answer the questions based on figures 1 & 2 below. Fig. 1 1. Looking at Fig. 1, count the numbers of water circles and sugar circles, and calculate the % concentration of sugar in compartments A and B % concentration sugar in A % concentration sugar in B 2. Movement of molecules will occur in both directions, but in which direction will the net movement of water be greater?" "This 3. As a consequence of mvamontof wotor what uwill bonnan to tho vnlum of the two compartments in Fig. 1? 4. Looking at Fig. 2, will osmosis occur more rapidly in A or B? Why? Fig. 2 A

The following questions refer to figures with circles and ovals. The clear circles represent water molecules, and the filled ovals represent sugar molecules. The dashed line represents a semi-permeable membrane, which is impermeable to sugars, but permeable to water Answer the questions based on figures 1 & 2 below. Fig. 1 1. Looking at Fig. 1, count the numbers of water circles and sugar circles, and calculate the % concentration of sugar in compartments A and B % concentration sugar in A % concentration sugar in B 2. Movement of molecules will occur in both directions, but in which direction will the net movement of water be greater?" "This 3. As a consequence of mvamontof wotor what uwill bonnan to tho vnlum of the two compartments in Fig. 1? 4. Looking at Fig. 2, will osmosis occur more rapidly in A or B? Why? Fig. 2 A

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