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1. Which way is the net movement of water? memmbrane a.) From 0.2M side to 0.1M

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Question

1. Which way is the net movement of water? memmbrane a.) From 0.2M side to 0.1M side b) From 0.1 side to 0.2M side c) No net movement of water 0.2 M of Glucose MW (180) 0.1M of Glucose MW (180) 2. Which way is the net movement of water? membrane From glucose side to sucrose side From sucrose side to glucose side No net movement of water a) b) c) 2 M of Sucrose 2 M of Glucose MW (342 g/mole) MW (180g/mole) 3. Which way is the net movement of water? membrane a) From glucose side to sucrose side b) From sucrose side to glucose side c) No net movement of water 1 g of Glucose MW 180 g/mole MW 342 g/mole 1 g Sucrose 4. Which way is the net movement of water? membrane a.) From albumin side to glicing side b) From glicing side to albumin side 0.1M Albumin c) No net movement of water 0.1M Glicine Mw (66,000 g/mole) (75 g/mole) MW Page 1 of2 348 words 19

Explanation / Answer

In osmosis, water always move toward the hypertonic solution, that is solution with greater solute concentration.

1. In this, 0.2M giucose is a hypertonic solution, so water move from towards this.

b. From 0.1M side to 0.2M side

2. The type of solute does not matter, only total solute concentration is more important to decide which way water moves. 2M concentration both sides so no net movement of water.

c. No net movement of water.

3. 1g of glucose corresponds to 0.0055M solution, whereas 1g of sucrose corresponds to 0.0029M.So 1g of glucose is hytertonic so water moves into 1g glucose solution

b. From sucrose side to glucose side.

4. The type of solute does not matter, only solute concentration is important. As it is same on both the sides. there be no net movement of water.

c. No net movement of water