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3 October, 12:13

The important factor in osmosis is not the number of molecules. Instead, it is the number of particles in a given volume of solution. For example, one glucose molecule dissolved in water yields one particle, but one NaCl molecule can yield two ions: Na + and Cl-. Water moves osmotically in response to the total concentration of particles in the solution. If there is a 10% glucose solution on one side of a semipermeable membrane and 5% salt solution on the other side, what will most likely happen to the flow of water?

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  1. 3 October, 15:36
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    The water molecules would just move passively back and forth at an even rate. the pressure is osmotically 0%.
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