Question

how can raisins show osmosis even though they are dead cells?

Answer 1

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• Like, root cells of plants absorb water through osmosis. Raisins consist of dead cells, but they still have their cell wall. The cell wall, made of cellulose, attracts water molecules. So, raisins absorb water through the phenomenon of imbibition, or absorbtion due to cohesion between particles.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Like, root cells of plants absorb water through osmosis. Raisins consist of dead cells, but they still have their cell wall. The cell wall, made of cellulose, attracts water molecules. So, raisins absorb water through the phenomenon of imbibition, or absorbtion due to cohesion between particles.

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