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Two semi-permeable bags containing 2 $%$ sucrose placed in two beakers, 'P' containing water and 'Q' containing 10 $%$ sucrose. Which one of the following outcomes is true?

A

Bag in 'P' becomes flaccid due to exosmosis

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Bag in 'P' becomes turgid due to endosmosis

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Bag in 'Q' becomes turgid due to endosmosis

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Concentration of sucrose remain unchanged both

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Solution

The correct option is B
Bag in 'P' becomes turgid due to endosmosis

Sucrose is a disaccharide [Glucose + Fructose]
It is non-reducing and non-osmotic sugar so, there will be no change in concentration of sucrose.

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