When a plasmolysis cells is placed in a hypotonic solution then water will move inside the cell. Which force causes this?

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When a plasmolysis cells is placed in a hypotonic solution then water will move inside the cell. Which force causes this? (A) DPD (B) OF (C) WP (D) None of these

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When a plasmolysed cell is placed in hypotonic solution i.e. of lower osmotic pressure it regains its normal shape and size due to DPD (Diffusion. Pressure Deficit). DPD = OP - TP

Q. When a plasmolysis cells is placed in a hypotonic solution then water will move inside the cell. Which force causes this?

DPD

OF

WP

None of these

When a plasmolysed cell is placed in hypotonic solution i.e. of lower osmotic pressure it regains its normal shape and size due to DPD (Diffusion. Pressure Deficit).
$D P D = OP - TP$

Q. When a plasmolysis cells is placed in a hypotonic solution then water will move inside the cell. Which force causes this?

DPD

OF

WP

None of these

When a plasmolysed cell is placed in hypotonic solution i.e. of lower osmotic pressure it regains its normal shape and size due to DPD (Diffusion. Pressure Deficit). DPD=OP−TP

When a plasmolysed cell is placed in hypotonic solution i.e. of lower osmotic pressure it regains its normal shape and size due to DPD (Diffusion. Pressure Deficit).
$D P D = OP - TP$