Dylan is completing an experiment in science class. The teacher gave Dylan a raw egg that had the shell removed. The egg is surounded by a membrane. Dylan gently placed the egg into a solution. Below is a diagram of the concentration of water molecules in the egg and in the solution.
Based on the diagram, what will happen to the egg?
A.
It will shrink because water molecules will move out of the egg until all the water molecules are in the solution.
B.
It will swell because water molecules will move into the egg until the concentrations are equal.
C.
It will swell because water molecules will move into the egg until all the water molecules are inside the egg.
D.
It will shrink because water molecules will move out of the egg until the concentrations are equal. HEL PLS
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