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If a cell is placed in salt water and loses cell size what does that say about the salt concentration in the cell
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If a cell is placed in salt water and loses cell size what does that say about the salt concentration in the cell

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Answer: The concentration of salt is high and lacks hydration.

Explanation: A cell must stay in homeostasis cellularly if the cell has shrunk its salt is too high and needs hydration.

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