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High Water Conc High Solute Conc Low Solute Conc Low Water Conc High Water Conc High Solute Conc Low Solute Conc Low Water Conc High Water Conc High Solute Conc Low Solute Conc Low Water Conc High Water Conc High Solute Conc Low Solute Conc Low Water Conc High Water Conc High Solute Conc Low Solute Conc Low Water Conc High Water Conc High Solute Conc Low Solute Conc Low Water Conc High Water Conc High Solute Conc Low Solute Conc Low Water Conc High Water Conc High Solute Conc Low Solute Conc Low Water Conc

2% Sodium Chloride solution 7% Sodium Chloride solution 5% Salt solution 30% maltose solution 5% Salt solution 50% maltose solution 10% Salt solution 2% Sodium Chloride solution 15% Salt solution 7% Sodium Chloride solution 10% Salt solution 15% Salt solution Isotonic 20% Glucose solution Hypertonic 20% Glucose solution Hypotonic 25% Glucose solution Isotonic 30% Glucose solution Hypertonic 30% Glucose solution Hypotonic 25% Glucose solution

Equal water and salt concentration Equal water and glucose concentration Equal water and salt concentration Equal water and salt concentration Equal water and glucose concentration Equal water and glucose concentration Equal water and glucose concentration