Yesterday i was going to make a salad. when i took the lettuce out of the fridge it was completely wilted! being a thrifty person, i did not toss the lettuce in the garbage i decided to revive it! i placed the lettuce in a bowl of pure cool water and put it back in the fridge. what is the most likely result of my unplanned experiment? was salad back on the menu?

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Will Ramsey

Social Studies

19 July, 03:12

Yesterday i was going to make a salad. when i took the lettuce out of the fridge it was completely wilted! being a thrifty person, i did not toss the lettuce in the garbage i decided to revive it! i placed the lettuce in a bowl of pure cool water and put it back in the fridge. what is the most likely result of my unplanned experiment? was salad back on the menu?

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Leanna · Answer 1

The correct answer is that salad may be back on the menu, yet not immediately, water will move by the method known as osmosis, towards its so called "concentration gradient", wherein it will find its way into the lettuce's leaves, which will take time before it could revive the wilted lettuce back to its normal and crisp texture.