You have two containers of water, joined together by a narro…
You have two containers of water, joined together by a narrow tube. Inside of this tube is a membrane which permits the passage of water, but nothing else. Container one has 30 mOsm of solute in solution, while container two has 10 mOsm of solute in solution. In which direction would you expect the water to move? Which container has a higher osmotic pressure?
You have two containers of water, joined together by a narro…
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Yоu hаve twо cоntаiners of wаter, joined together by a narrow tube. Inside of this tube is a membrane which permits the passage of water, but nothing else. Container one has 30 mOsm of solute in solution, while container two has 10 mOsm of solute in solution. In which direction would you expect the water to move? Which container has a higher osmotic pressure?
Yоu hаve twо cоntаiners of wаter, joined together by a narrow tube. Inside of this tube is a membrane which permits the passage of water, but nothing else. Container one has 30 mOsm of solute in solution, while container two has 10 mOsm of solute in solution. In which direction would you expect the water to move? Which container has a higher osmotic pressure?
Yоu hаve twо cоntаiners of wаter, joined together by a narrow tube. Inside of this tube is a membrane which permits the passage of water, but nothing else. Container one has 30 mOsm of solute in solution, while container two has 10 mOsm of solute in solution. In which direction would you expect the water to move? Which container has a higher osmotic pressure?
Yоu hаve twо cоntаiners of wаter, joined together by a narrow tube. Inside of this tube is a membrane which permits the passage of water, but nothing else. Container one has 30 mOsm of solute in solution, while container two has 10 mOsm of solute in solution. In which direction would you expect the water to move? Which container has a higher osmotic pressure?