How come we still have oceans?
Salt-Water? Wouldn't it just be salt?
Salt-Water? Wouldn't it just be salt?
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If salt draws out the moisture
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When cells are placed in a solution of higher salinity than the cytoplasm, osmosis will result in water moving out from the cytoplasm into the solution. So what does this have to do with the beach?
Tateshina Eve wrote:
When cells are placed in a solution of higher salinity than the cytoplasm, osmosis will result in water moving out from the cytoplasm into the solution. So what does this have to do with the beach?
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because salt in the waterTateshina Eve wrote:
When cells are placed in a solution of higher salinity than the cytoplasm, osmosis will result in water moving out from the cytoplasm into the solution. So what does this have to do with the beach?
Are there enough cells above the surface of the ocean that can engage in osmosis to that point?
Actually, better idea. All soups contain water and salt. Is the water in soup negligible? When we eat soup, is it just a mouthful of pure salt?
Actually, better idea. All soups contain water and salt. Is the water in soup negligible? When we eat soup, is it just a mouthful of pure salt?
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soup is flavored liquid salt