
a.
To determine:
Whether water will leave or enter the cucumber’ cells when cucumber is placed in briny solution that makes pickle.
Introduction:
Briny solutions are made up of brine, which is a high-concentration solution of salt in water. Brine naturally occurs on earth’s surface. Brine is used in the production of chlorine, and also used in water softening process. Crenate means the contraction of cell after exposure to hypertonic solution. Hypertonic solutions are those solutions that have high concentration of solute. Hypotonic solutions are those solutions that have lower concentration of solutes than the solution.
b.
To determine:
Whether cucumber will swell or crenate, when cucumber is placed in briny solution that makes pickle
Introduction:
Briny solutions are made up of brine, which is a high-concentration solution of salt in water. Brine naturally occurs on earth’s surface. Brine is used in the production of chlorine, and also used in water softening process. Crenate means the contraction of cell after exposure to hypertonic solution. Hypertonic solutions are those solutions that have high concentration of solute. Hypotonic solutions are those solutions that have lower concentration of solutes than the solution.
c.
To determine:
Whether the salt water is hypertonic or hypotonic, when cucumber is placed in briny solution that makes pickle.
Introduction:
Briny solutions are made up of brine, which is a high-concentration solution of salt in water. Brine naturally occurs on earth’s surface. Brine is used in the production of chlorine, and also used in water softening process. Crenate means the contraction of cell after exposure to hypertonic solution. Hypertonic solutions are those solutions that have high concentration of solute. Hypotonic solutions are those solutions that have lower concentration of solutes than the solution.

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