With regard to iodine, which is hypertonic? [beaker/ tube] With regard to starch, which is hypertonic? [beaker/ tube]

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With regard to iodine, beaker is hypertonic whereas with regard to starch, tube is hypertonic.

Explanation:

The beaker has higher amount of iodine solution than the tube so the beaker is considered as hypertonic solution while on the other hand, the tube has more starch concentration than the beaker so the tube is considered as hypertonic solution. In hypertonic solution, the concentration of solutes are higher than the surrounding environment or another solution. So that's why with regard to iodine, beaker is hypertonic whereas with regard to starch, tube is hypertonic.

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