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’ 😅
I'm not in your class, but I still took the quiz lol. This is the best explanation of this topic by far!
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I finally understand the two differences between a solvent and a solute. Thank you so much. Your explanation is the best!
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Thank you so much! I was a bit confused at first, but now I think I understand it. :)
1 Higher, lower
2 Lower,higher
3 Swell
4 Shrivel
5 Hypotonic
6 Hypertonic
7 In the cell
Thank you for this great illustration. Your video helped me to fully understand the difference in the solutions.
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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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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. High, less
2. Less, high
3. Swell
4. Shrivel
5. Hypotonic
6. Hypertonic
7. Cell
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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.
great video! thank yo
has anyone heard of (isotonic)
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It helped my kids know more
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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 .
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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I thought that osmosis is from a lower to a higher?
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Wow very helpful
Explanation is very good but your voice is so slow
could you put the solutions to the questions?
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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
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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Nvm now i get it
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please next time try to make yourself self audible but other than that, thx alot
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