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MatroZZZ [7]
3 years ago
7

Carrot slices placed in a 0.2 M salt solution for several hours become flaccid (limp). Carrot slices placed in fresh water for s

everal hours become turgid (stiff). From this we can deduce that
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1 answer:
SpyIntel [72]3 years ago
5 0
<h2>Carrot in 0.2M salt solution</h2>

Explanation:

  • Carrot cuts put in 0.2M salt answer for a few hours gets flabby (limp).
  • Carrot cuts set in freshwater for a few hours gets <em>turgid  (firm).</em> From this, we can conclude that such as.  
  1. Freshwater is hypertonic and the salt arrangement is hypotonic to the cells of the carrot cuts.
  2. <em>Freshwater and salt arrangement are both hypotonic</em> to the cells of the carrot cuts.  
  3. Freshwater is isotonic and the salt arrangement is hypertonic to the cells of the carrot cuts.  
  4. <em>Freshwater is hypotonic</em> and the salt arrangement is hypertonic to the cells of the carrot cuts.  
  5. Freshwater and the salt arrangement are <em>both hypertonic to the cells of the carrot cuts.</em>
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