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WUral 23 Domain: BHCCDOM Secure https//session masteringbiology assignmentProblemID 88338542 General Biology I (BIO195) Spring 2017 previous 19of 33 Part D. Red blood cels Crenation and hemolysis A red blood cel placed in a hyperonic solution will sterk in a process called crenation A red blood cell placed a Nypotoni wuswel andpotentialy burst in a process caled hemolysis. solution To prevent crenation or hemolysis, a cell must be placed in solution such as 0 9% mv)Naaor50% (rm/v) gucose This does not mean that a cel has 50% an isotonic flucose will etthe same osmotic pressure as the solution inside the cel, which contains several different solutes it means that 50% (m) A red blood cel is placed into each of the folowing solutions Indicate whether orenation hermolysis, or neither wil occur Solution A: 321% (mv) Nacl (mv) glucose Solution C distilled Hzo Solution D: 697 (m/v)gucose Solution E: 50% (m/v) g c and 0.9%(mv)NaCl ose Drag each solution to the appropriate bin. Reset Help QuickTime

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Answer:

Solution A: Crenation

3.21% (m/v) NaCl is a hypertonic solution. So, RBC placed in it will loose water and shrink.


Solution B: Hemolysis

1.65% (m/v) glucose is a hypotonic solution. So, RBC placed in it will absorb water, swell up and burst.


Solution C: Hemolysis

distilled H2O is a hypotonic solution. So, RBC placed in it will absorb water, swell up and burst.


Solution D: Crenation

6.97% (m/v) glucose is a hypertonic solution. So, RBC placed in it will loose water and shrink.


Solution E: Crenation

5.0% (m/v) glucose and 0.9%(m/v) NaCl forms a hypertonic solution. So, RBC placed in it will loose water and shrink.