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12 August, 19:25

A 500mM fructose solution is hypotonic to?

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    The terms hypotonic, hypertonic and isotonic are used to compare the concentrations of solutions with one another. The term hypotonic is used when the solution has a lower concentration than the other solution, so water moves from this solution to the other.

    A 500 mM fructose solution is hypotonic to any solution with a concentration more than 500 mM just as 600 mM of 1 M.
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