Question

The phenomenon wherein the osmotic pressure created due to presence of solutes inside and outside the cells will be equal is referred to as ________

a.

isotonic condition

b.

hypertonic condition

c.

hypotonic condition

d.

osmotic shock

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Answer: (a).isotonic condition

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