Biology, 12.08.2020 05:01, thefandomarmy24

What is happening when the cells start to swell up with water? A. Diffusion is stopping.
B. Membranes are less permeable.
C. Solutes are moving outside.
O D. Osmosis is taking place.

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What is happening when the cells start to swell up with water? A. Diffusion is stopping.
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