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Diana Mccoy

13 December, 12:29

Shaquan placed a potato slice in salt water. After some time he noticed that the slice of potato became limp. Why did this happen to the potato slice? A) The potato was getting old. B) The potato cells lost water to the surroundings. C) The potato cells gained water from the surroundings. D) The potato cells had no exchange of materials with the environment.

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