A student carried out an experiment to determine how different concentrations of sucrose solution will affect osmosis. The student
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followed by 0,25 M, 0,5 M,0.75 M, and 1,0 M sucrose solutions. These bags were placed in distilled water for thirty minutes. The
bags were then massed removed from the distilled water and massed on a scale. Revise the experiment by selecting all of the
choices below that would strengthen the experimental design.
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