Question 1 • IL-Science 7 A
Water moves into a cell when the surrounding liquid is less salty, or has a higher water concentration, than the cell. Liquid X is less salty than the cell, and liquid Y has a higher water concentration than the cell, so cells in X and Y take in water and swell. Liquids W and Z have the opposite conditions, so water moves out of those cells.
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