Cell Biology - Osmosis Effects

The cell swells and may rupture. (correct)

The cell becomes flaccid and its cytoplasm expands.

The cell loses water and shrinks.

The cell's volume remains constant.

Animal cells become turgid, while plant cells become flaccid.

Animal cells burst while plant cells do not.

Plant cells maintain rigidity due to cell walls, while animal cells lose water. (correct)

Plant cells become turgid, while animal cells become plump.

The inward pressure from the cell wall.

The amount of water that leaves the cell.

The pressure from water inside the vacuole. (correct)

The force exerted by the cytoplasm when cell shrinks.

<p>The water uptake is balanced, maintaining the cell's firmness.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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