If the salinity (amount of salt) outside of you cells is greater than the salinity inside, what will happen?
Osmosis. The amount of salt will go from the place with the most to the place with the least until they're both equal
Answer:
Osmosis will take place.
Explanation:
Osmosis refers to the movement of water trough a semipermeable membrane in response to a concentration gradient. In this case, there is a bigger amount of salt outside the cell, so water inside cell vacuole will go outside, to diminish salt concentration.