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mihalych1998 [28]4 years ago

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<span>A liquid that can easily pass through cell membranes is water. That is what is used in determining the concentration of the solute inside a living cell. You can place the cells in different osmotic environments. Then you observe and determine the environment that causes no uptake of water.</span>

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