Asked by john
How do I determine the isotonic state of a grape cell, the point at which no water would enter or gain a cell?
I did an experiment including grapes in which I got these results (can someone post the link without the spaces?)
h t t p : / / i 2 5 . t i n y pi c. c o m / 2 m o v v x i. j p g
and I did this best fit line graph (click on next link) But I don't know how to find the isotonic state of the grape cell. h t t p : / / i 2 5 . t i n y p i c . c o m / s m p x 1 j . j p g
I did an experiment including grapes in which I got these results (can someone post the link without the spaces?)
h t t p : / / i 2 5 . t i n y pi c. c o m / 2 m o v v x i. j p g
and I did this best fit line graph (click on next link) But I don't know how to find the isotonic state of the grape cell. h t t p : / / i 2 5 . t i n y p i c . c o m / s m p x 1 j . j p g
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