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Can salt/sugar move through a cell's selectively permeable membrane during the process of osmosis
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Can salt/sugar move through a cell's selectively permeable membrane during the process of osmosis

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no as it the salt and sugar will be to big to get through only water will get through unless it is dissolved

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