The correct answer to this question is Water will move from left to right.
Water tends to move over to the side where there is less water.
For example,
if there's less water on the RIGHT side,
then the water will tend to move from left, to RIGHT. It <span>shows more solute molecules on the right, so water will move to this side by osmosis. I think it is to do with entropy and the tendency for systems to move to equilibrium if there is an increase in entropy</span>
the answer is C. the solute polar water itself is a polar solvent so it combines well with other polar solvents (which basically have polar molecules)
Answer:
When a solid turns to a gas.
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