Hypotonic solution

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Hypotonic solution
When the solute has a lower concentration than the cell
Effect on animal cell 
Water enters the cell causing it to swell
May swell enough to rupture the cell
Effect on plant plant 
Water enters and goes into the vacuole
Vacuole swells and squeezes the cytoplasm against the cell wall
Cell becomes turgid

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Hypotonic solution

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