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Hypotonic solution - the solution which has less solute and more solvent

Hypertonic solution - the solution which has more solute and less solvent

From the graph, the maximum concentration of solute (sucrose) = 1 M

When Solution has 0 - 0.32 M solubility of sucrose

Which means solute concentration is low and solvent concentration is high

So this is called hypotonic solution

When Solution has 0.33 - 1.0 M solubility of sucrose

Which means solute concentration is as high as 1 M ( where most solvent present) and solvent concentration is high

So this is called hypertonic solution.

Option D is the correct answer

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I don't understand why D is the correct answer. I would like to have an explanation why my answer was incorrect and the other options. 28) e way to its binding For the following graph, the solution for 0-0.32M iswhile the so Titte: Percent Change in Mass of Potato Cores v Sucrose Molarity 8 25 20 15 e10 +5 L. -10 -15 -20 -25 0.33 M 1.0 M O.0M 0.2 M 0.4 M 0.6 M 0.8 M Sucrose Molarity Within Beaker Sample Graph for Activity C A) hypertonic; hypertonic C) hypertonic; hypotonic hypotonic; hypotonic D hypotonic; hypertonic

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