A cell is placed into a solution that has the same osmolarity. however, one of the solutes in the solution is able to move across the membrane (the cell does not contain this solute). after a period of time, the solution into which the cell was placed would become isotonic. iso-osmotic. hypotonic. hypertonic. hyperosmotic.
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