If the membrane is permeable only to sucrose, what would happen to the sucrose m

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Question

If the membrane is permeable only to sucrose, what would happen to the sucrose molecules?

If the membrane is permeable to both sucrose and glucose, what would happen to the sucrose and glucose molecules?

If the membrane is permeable to both sucrose and glucose, what would be the final concentration of sucrose and glucose on each side?

If the membrane is permeable to both sucrose and glucose, what effect do the different concentration gradients have on the rate of diffusion?

If the membrane is permeable only to water, what would happen?

Sucrose- -Sucrose 2 M 1 M Glucose- -Glucose 0.5M 6 M

Answer:

If the membrane is permeable only to sucrose, what would happen to the sucrose molecules?

If the membrane is permeable to both sucrose and glucose, what would happen to the sucrose and glucose molecules?

If the membrane is permeable to both sucrose and glucose, what would be the final concentration of sucrose and glucose on each side?

If the membrane is permeable to both sucrose and glucose, what effect do the different concentration gradients have on the rate of diffusion?

If the membrane is permeable only to water, what would happen?

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