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Place the Elodea cell in the ISOTONIC beaker. What happened to the cell? Question 4 options: It swelled It shrunk Nothing, it stayed the same
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Place the Elodea cell in the ISOTONIC beaker. What happened to the cell? Question 4 options: It swelled It shrunk Nothing, it stayed the same

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it stayed the same

Step-by-step explanation:

Isotonic solution have an equal concentration of solute and solvent therefore there will be no net flow of water in either directions.

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