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If each of the following substances in solution is placed in a dialyzing bag and immersed in distilled water, which one will pass through the dialyzing membrane into the surrounding water? O glucose (glucose forms solution particles) O gelatin (gelatin forms colloidal particles) O albumin (albumin forms colloidal particles) O starch (starch forms colloidal particles)

If each of the following substances in solution is placed in a dialyzing bag and immersed in distilled water, which one will pass through the dialyzing membrane into the surrounding water? O glucose (glucose forms solution particles) O gelatin (gelatin forms colloidal particles) O albumin (albumin forms colloidal particles) O starch (starch forms colloidal particles)

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