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19 April, 01:52

Why is water potential of pure water zero?

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  1. 19 April, 01:58
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    Water potential is how much water 'wants to move' - i. e. if something is very concentrated and something else is less concentrated, the less concentrated water will have a high potential so it evens out the concentrations.

    Pure water is just water, so unless water with impurities was on the other side of a partially permeable membrane, there's no reason for the water to move anywhere hence it has a low water potential.
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