Explain why a beaker containing a salt solution, placed on a table in your classroom, can have a high osmotic pressure, yet be subjected to a hydrostatic pressure of only one atmosphere.  The plasma...


Explain why a beaker containing a salt solution, placed on a


table in your classroom, can have a high osmotic pressure, yet


be subjected to a hydrostatic pressure of only one atmosphere.


 The plasma membrane is an effective barrier to molecular


movement across it, yet many substances do enter and


leave the cell. Explain the mechanisms through which this is


accomplished and comment on the energy requirements of


these mechanisms.



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