Chemistry of Water103nclusionUnder normal conditions root hair cells are relatively low in watermolecules and high in other kinds of molecules (cell salts and nutrients).Draw arrows to show water movement between the soil water, the roothair cell, and the water transporting tube.WaterTransportingTubeSaltsandNutrientsRootHairCellWaterMoleculesROOTROOT HAIR CELLESTION1. What would happen to the water movement if you put salt or a lot offertilizer in the soil?2. Explain how the properties of water investigated in Exercises #1 and# 4 assist a plant in the movement of water from the soil, into the roothair, and throughout the structure of the plant.

Chemistry of Water 103 ion Under normal conditions root hair cells are relatively low in water molecules and high in other kinds of molecules (cell salts and nutrients). Draw arrows to show water movement between the soil water, the root hair cell, and the water transporting tube. Water Transporting Tube Salts and Nutrients Root Hair

Chemistry of Water 103 ion Under normal conditions root hair cells are relatively low in water molecules and high in other kinds of molecules (cell salts and nutrients). Draw arrows to show water movement between the soil water, the root hair cell, and the water transporting tube. Water Transporting Tube Salts and Nutrients Root Hair

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