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**The Explanation**
Imagine a microscopic fence that only lets water pass through. Osmosis is water’s natural urge to balance things out. It moves through this fence from an area with lots of water (and little stuff, like salt or sugar) to an area with less water (and lots of stuff). The water travels to the "crowded" side to water it down until the concentration on both sides is perfectly equal. 

**The Question**
If you slice a fresh strawberry, put it in an empty bowl, and cover it in dry sugar, a puddle of juice soon forms. Based on how wat…

Osmosis is water moving through a partly permeable membrane from where there’s more free water (dilute solution) to where there’s less free water (more concentrated solution). It helps cells balance water; for example, a raisin swells in water because water moves into it.

Question: If a plant cell is placed in very salty water, which way will water move, and what happens to the cell?