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Chapter5: Membranes And Transport

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28. Make a prediction regarding the result of the experiment with celery sticks A. If a celery stick is placed in a pure water solution, then. B. If a celery stick is placed in a concentrated salt solution, then.

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If a celery stick is placed in a pure water solution, then
D. If a celery stick is placed in a concentrated salt solution, then
29.
Do your observations confirm your hypotheses? Explain your results using the terms diffusion

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