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Dissolve
a teaspoonful of salt in a glass of water and cover it tightly with parchment
paper. Place the glass upside down in a dish containing water strongly coloured
with vegetable dye. Although the parchment paper has no visible holes; the water
in the glass is soon evenly coloured. The tiny particles of water and dye pass
through the invisible pores in the parchment paper. We call such an exchange of
liquids through a permeable membrane, osmosis. ‘All living cells are surrounded
by such a membrane, and absorb water and dissolved substances in
this way.
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