Differentiate between cells in a hypotonic hypertonic and isotonic solution

A cell is said to be hypotonic when the water outside the cell membrane is much than the ones present in the cell. A cell is said to be hypertonic when there is higher concentration of water within the cell organelles compared to the ones outside the cell. A cell is said to be an isotonic solution when there is equal amount of water solution within and outside the cell organelles

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