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A wet-mount slide of red onion cells is studied using a compound light microscope.
One of the cells has seen under high power is shown below in the picture (Sorry the picture is bad)

Part A: identify the name of each structure A, B, and C.
Use the terms listed as a word bank. Cell wall, Cytoplasm, and cell membrane.

Part B: A highly concentrated Salt solution has been added to the slide that this plant cell is on. Explain in detail what you would expect to see happening to the plant cell as a result.

Please Help Me I Will Give Brainiest A Wetmount Slide Of Red Onion Cells Is Studied Using A Compound Light Microscope One Of The Cells Has Seen Under High Power class=

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Part A: A= cytoplasm, B= cell wall and C= cell membrane.

In Part B under this condition, we expected to see the phenomenon called plasmolysis.

How, explain your answer briefly?

Eukaryotic cells consist on a cytoplasm (internal medium) which contains different organelles. Covering the cytoplasm we found a first thin layer called cell membrane and an external rigid layer called the cell wall.

When a cell is subjected to a media with a salt concentration higher than salt concentration inside the cell (hypertonic media), water inside the vacuole (an organelle that constitutes almost 90 % of cell volume and contains water) tends to move out of the cell in response to the concentration gradient.

This phenomenon is called plasmolysis and is possible because of the permeability characteristics of cell membrane and cell wall.

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