Question

how are cells affected by the movement of water?

Answer 1

@Master_Chief_117

Answer 2

Well, The diffusion of water into and out of the cell determines how it will function, For example if too much water goes into a cell, it will become triggered and eventually burst, and too little or no water will dehydrate the cell which will make it shrink size

Answer 3

ok now how about the hypothesis vervion

Answer 4

Well, really in a way I gave you one. Think about it.

Answer 5

lol i guess but i want it to be simple like i think it will grow or melt

Answer 6

lol. Yeah, basically, I "think" it would melt

Answer 7

lol no it wouldnt making me sound blonde

Answer 8

Lol

Answer 9

ok i got a post for you to take part in this will be funny

Answer 10

ells, since they have a selectively permeable membrane, only H20 can 'osmosis' through it. When water enters the cell due to a high concentration of solute inside, the cell can explode. When too much water leaves the cell due a low concentration of solute outside, the water will leave the cell, effectively wilting the cell.

Answer 11

The diffusion of water into and out of the cell determines how it will function. For example to much of water going into a cell will make it become tirgid and eventually burst, and too little or no water will dehydrate the cell which will make it shrink.

Answer 12

If too much water comes into the cell, they will pop ("lyse"), if too much leaves the cell they'll become dehydrated.