Biology, asked by jagjot3456, 1 year ago

Raisins swell up when placled in water. Why?

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Answered by aadityaavasanaa
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The raisins swell up due to osmosis
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Answered by Swarnim2004
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Rasins are dried grapes. When placed in water they swell up due to a process called diffusion or in this case osmosis. Hope it helps and please mark it as the brainliest answer.
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