TMW is my biology tests through Ch.7-8. Wish me good luck. (crying~) My biology teacher doesnt teach at all but require us to read the textbook by ourselves. I really don't know what's the important information that I need to remember when reading by my own. Thanks to the video. Trying to finish all the videos through 7-8 before the day gets bright.
@@kingkunta9412 hypertonic means more solute than somewhere else you are comparing it to. It is relative, not absolute. So it is correct to say the cell is hypertonic if it has a higher solute concentration than the solution outside the cell. Does that make sense now?
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TMW is my biology tests through Ch.7-8. Wish me good luck. (crying~) My biology teacher doesnt teach at all but require us to read the textbook by ourselves. I really don't know what's the important information that I need to remember when reading by my own. Thanks to the video. Trying to finish all the videos through 7-8 before the day gets bright.
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At 711 u messed up u mixed up hyper with hypotonic
I rewatched around 7:11 and don't see any mistake. Can you be more specific about what you think I said incorrectly?
Science With Mr J you said in hypertonic there is more solute inside the cell, isnt it supposed to be more water inside the cell than solute
@@kingkunta9412 hypertonic means more solute than somewhere else you are comparing it to. It is relative, not absolute. So it is correct to say the cell is hypertonic if it has a higher solute concentration than the solution outside the cell. Does that make sense now?