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What happens when the concentration of solutes reaches equilibrium? A. They are selectively permeable throughout a membrane. B. They are the same throughout a system. C. They move from high to low.
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What happens when the

concentration of solutes reaches
equilibrium?
A. They are selectively permeable throughout a
membrane.
B. They are the same throughout a system.
C. They move from high to low.

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C because they moved from high to low and how to see that is in the text
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