Question

What happens for the water molecules during osmosis?

Accepted Answer

Water molecules pass both ways through the membrane during osmosis due to them moving randomly all the timeBecause there are more water molecules on one side than on the other, there's a steady net flow of water into the region with fewer water moleculesThis means the strong solution gets more dilute

Front	What happens for the water molecules during osmosis?
Back	Water molecules pass both ways through the membrane during osmosis due to them moving randomly all the time Because there are more water molecules on one side than on the other, there's a steady net flow of water into the region with fewer water molecules This means the strong solution gets more dilute

Water Molecules Osmosis Pass Ways Membrane Osmosis Due