Answer:
Woah, woah, woah. Dude you put way too much. Nobody's gonna do a whole packet/assignment for you even for 50 points lol. And that's against the rule of the website (you can be punished if you're caught). But here's some <u><em>osmosis basics</em></u>.
Explanation:
If the cell has more water than its environment, it is hypertonic (think hyper like when you have a lot of sugar) The cell will want to release water. This may cause the cell to shrivel or shrink.
If the cell has less water than its environment, it is hypotonic (think hippos. they like to eat. hippo=hypo) The cell will absorb water, which may cause the cell to expand, swell, or even pop.
If the cell has the same amount of water/ proportion of water to other materials then nothing will really happen, and it will be isotonic. (Think isolated, where it doesn't have any interactions with other things.)
Solute= Thing being dissolved. (salt, sugar, etc.)
Solvent= Thing that dissolves the solute. (water, etc.)
Solution= The mixture of solute and solvent. (water + salt, etc.)
For some of the hypotheticals on this just think of what would happen if you did some of these experiments. What do you think would happen? Do research, and next time, don't post your whole packet lol. It's a waste of your points. And when you ask questions, take your time to formulate and describe the question as clearly as you can, so that we can help. Don't just copy and paste your lab assignment.
Thanks for asking your question,
Bob
