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When raisins are soaked in water, they swell up because of
- A. osmosis
- B. diffusion of solutes outwards
- C. evaporation
- D. transpiration
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Answer: (A) osmosis
Raisins contain a concentrated sugar solution inside a semipermeable skin. Water moves in from the surroundings by osmosis, from low solute to high solute concentration, and the raisins swell.
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