What happens when concentrations of salt inside and outside of a cell are different?A.Salt particles flow into the cell, and water molecules flow out of the cell.B.Water molecules move through carrier proteins to the side with a lower salt concentration.C.Salt particles flow out of the cell, and water molecules are trapped inside the cell.D.Water molecules move across the cell membrane to even out the concentrations.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

A cell is placed in an isotonic solution. The movement of water across the plasma membrane would ResponsesA not occur.not occur.B be faster into the cell than out of the cell.be faster into the cell than out of the cell.C be faster out of the cell than into the cell.be faster out of the cell than into the cell.D occur at the same rate into and out of the cell.

Water always will flow by osmosis toward whichever side of the membrane has a lower concentration of ions.      has a lower concentration of water. is inside the cell. is outside the cell.

Which is correct concerning sodium and potassium ion concentrations? Sodium and potassium are both more concentrated outside the cell than inside. Sodium and potassium are both more concentrated inside the cell than outside. Potassium is more concentrated outside the cell; sodium is more concentrated inside the cell. Sodium is more concentrated outside the cell; potassium is more concentrated inside the cell.2.4 points

A sample of cells is placed in a salt solution. The cells subsequently shrink and the membrane deforms. Relative to the cells, the salt solution is Blank______.Multiple choice question.hypertonicisotonichypotonic

What happens to table salt when it is mixed with water?a.It stays at the bottom of the water.b.Its sodium and chloride ions disintegrate in the water.c.It produces OH- ions in the solution.d.It stays at the surface of the water.