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A student performs an experiment to study the transport of particles in and out of the cell membrane using two de-shelled eggs. The student records the initial mass of both eggs and places them in different soaking solutions. After two days, the student measures the mass of each egg. The table shows the data recorded. What can be concluded from the experimental data about the transport of particles across the cell membrane?

The concentration of particles is less in Egg 1 than in the corn syrup, causing water to move from the egg to the corn syrup.

The concentration of particles is more in Egg 1 than in the corn syrup, causing water to move from the egg to the corn syrup.

The concentration of particles is less in Egg 2 than in the distilled water, causing water to move from the egg to the distilled water.

The concentration of particles is more in Egg 2 than in the distilled water, causing water to move from the egg to the distilled water.

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