Consider a cell put in a salt solution. There is more salt in the cell than in the solution (/it's environment), but there is more water in the solution than inside the cell. Which direction will the water go?? Or is there any movement at all?? Will the cell remain the same size/shrink/no change in shape???

Consider a cell put in a salt solution. There is more salt in the cell

1.	Consider a cell put in a salt solution. There is more salt in the cell than in the solution (/it's environment), but there is more water in the solution than inside the cell. Which direction will the water go?? Or is there any movement at all?? Will the cell remain the same size/shrink/no change in shape???
Answer» Consider a cell put in a salt solution. There is more salt in the cell than in the solution (/it's environment), but there is more water in the solution than inside the cell. Which direction will the water go?? Or is there any movement at all?? Will the cell remain the same size/shrink/no change in shape???