The main differences between the processes are that mitosis occurs in somatic cells (diploid cells that give rise to organs and tissues), and meiosis occurs in germ cells (cells that give rise to gametes). In meiosis, only one cell division occurs, in which two daughter cells are produced.
Answer:
<em>In order to reach equilibrium, water will move outside the cell to reach equilibrium. </em>A cell tends to lose or gain water in order to reach equilibrium.
If there are more number of solutes outside the cell, then the water will move out of the cell in order to maintain equilibrium. On the other hand, if there are more number of solutes inside the cell then the water will move inside the cell to maintain equilibrium.
Hydrogen and oxygen are often found in the form of H2O but even if hydrogen surpasses oxygène in number it doesn't when it comes to mass because M(O) = approximately x16 M(H)
