Biology, asked by harsh1415, 1 year ago

if you are provided with some vegetables to cook you generally add salt to vegetables after adding salt vegetable release water why​

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Answered by samreenentomologist
1

Answer:

Because of endosmosis?


harsh1415: the right answer is diffusion
samreenentomologist: then what is the answer?
rheanef: No its exosmosis
samreenentomologist: Diffusion means movement of molecules from higher concentration to lower concentration
rheanef: because on adding salt the surroundings of vegetable becomes hypertonic water inside veggies is hypotonic. Hence exosmosis occurs and water inside veggies comes out
harsh1415: in veg there is high concentration of water and in outside in salt the concentration of water is not present so osmosis takes place
rheanef: there's hugggeee difference bw osmosis and diffusion
rheanef: diffusion doesn't takes place in cells
goenkan: my answer is right
goenkan: osmosis takes place
Answered by goenkan
16

Answer:

Hey !! ur answer

Explanation:

the vegetables release the water because the medium has a lower concentration of water than the vegetable meaning that it is a very concentrated solutions so the vegetable will lose water by Osmosis . Such a solution is call ed a hypertonic solutions


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