A plant cell contains 78% water and 22% sugar. It is watered with a solution of 76% water and 24% sugar. What will happen to the percent of water inside the plant cells?

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Reyna Cisneros

Biology

9 November, 22:54

A plant cell contains 78% water and 22% sugar. It is watered with a solution of 76% water and 24% sugar. What will happen to the percent of water inside the plant cells?

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Lillian Hoover · Answer 1

A plant cell contains 78% water and 22% sugar. It is watered with a solution of 76% water and 24% sugar. The percent of water inside the plant cells will be 100%

Explanation:

if this happen, then the cell will undergo what is termed an hypertonic solution, hence; the cell might burst