Biology, asked by harrymehra, 1 year ago

raisins swell up when placed in water . why ?

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Answered by Anonymous
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a) Raisins are dried grapes. When they are placed in water, the water from the surrounding diffuses into the raisins and so the raisins swell up. The phenomenon involved is called osmosis. b) When swollen raisins are placed in concentrated sugar solution, they will shrink
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Answered by zishan174
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raisins swell up when placed in water because
the concentration of water is higher at outside then the cells so water will move inside the cells by the process of osmosis
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