My answears: 1)higher, lower 2)lower, higher 3)swell 4)shrivel 5)hypotonic 6)hypertonic 7)in the cell Hope this helped and lmk if I got anything wrong! Edit:I wrote higher & lower as larger & smaller so I changed em’ 😅
Thank you sir for explanations. Please, I don't understand here: if the solutes don't move, why the % of solutes changed influenced by diffusion?? Thanks.
7:50 I didn't understand why the right handside been given to "Hypertonic" because it has never had become a Hypertonic solution i.e., (where solutes higher than solvent). The right handside was either Isotonic i.e., 50% 50% or Hypotonic because of 10, H2O molecules and 5 solute molecules. and at the end if we compare the two side, yes they both became Isotonic, because both Water molecules and solutes were equal - in an equilibrium state.
hypertonic solution bc the solute comparison to the left side is 50% to 25%, higher amount. It's not compared to water, it's compared to the other solute.
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My answears:
1)higher, lower
2)lower, higher
3)swell
4)shrivel
5)hypotonic
6)hypertonic
7)in the cell
Hope this helped and lmk if I got anything wrong!
Edit:I wrote higher & lower as larger & smaller so I changed em’ 😅
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Thank you sir for explanations. Please, I don't understand here: if the solutes don't move, why the % of solutes changed influenced by diffusion?? Thanks.
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1 Higher, lower
2 Lower,higher
3 Swell
4 Shrivel
5 Hypotonic
6 Hypertonic
7 In the cell
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Can you give the Quiz answers.. I want to know whether I'm wrong or right.. I kindly request to you .
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7:50 I didn't understand why the right handside been given to "Hypertonic" because it has never had become a Hypertonic solution i.e., (where solutes higher than solvent). The right handside was either Isotonic i.e., 50% 50% or Hypotonic because of 10, H2O molecules and 5 solute molecules. and at the end if we compare the two side, yes they both became Isotonic, because both Water molecules and solutes were equal - in an equilibrium state.
hypertonic solution bc the solute comparison to the left side is 50% to 25%, higher amount. It's not compared to water, it's compared to the other solute.
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It helped my kids know more
1. High, less
2. Less, high
3. Swell
4. Shrivel
5. Hypotonic
6. Hypertonic
7. Cell
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has anyone heard of (isotonic)
could you put the solutions to the questions?
I thought that osmosis is from a lower to a higher?
has anyone did the quiz at the end
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someone tell me the answers to that quiz at the end
Say please
the volume is so low
I thought it was only me having hearing problems
No
Yes volume is little bit low .. I thought that it's my phone problem but seeing the comment of you .I get to realise that it isn't my phone issue . 😅 . Thanks 👍
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Explanation is very good but your voice is so slow
I’ll try to answer the questions
1. High, lower
2. Low, high
3. Shrivel
4. Swell
5. Hypotonic
6. Hypertonic
7. Cell
Please correct if wrong .
If there is no wall what will happen ????
Everyone dies
@@-Mari.0- I mean if there is no permeable wall ???
Ahmed 504 I wonder that too i have no clue
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nice video, but first u need to be a bat to hear what he has to say
please next time try to make yourself self audible but other than that, thx alot
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