38. At the end of the artificial cell experiment with KARO solution you observe that the water in the beaker is still clear because?

At the end of the artificial cell experiment with KARO solution, the water in the beaker remains clear because the KARO solution, which is a thick syrup, does not contain any undissolved particles that would cloud the water. The artificial cell likely only allowed certain substances to pass through its semi-permeable membrane, preventing the escape of larger molecules or particles that could cause turbidity. As a result, the clarity of the surrounding water is maintained.