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... pressure , of the sol- vent resulting from the reduction in solvent concentration on intro- duction of the solute ... osmotic pressure is defined to be the pressure that is just sufficient , when applied to the solution , to prevent ...
... pressure , of the sol- vent resulting from the reduction in solvent concentration on intro- duction of the solute ... osmotic pressure is defined to be the pressure that is just sufficient , when applied to the solution , to prevent ...
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... osmotic pressure difference between the two phases . Further , the mechanical pressure to which the membrane is subjected by the col- umn of solution may cause it to stretch , resulting in an increase in permeability . In quantitative ...
... osmotic pressure difference between the two phases . Further , the mechanical pressure to which the membrane is subjected by the col- umn of solution may cause it to stretch , resulting in an increase in permeability . In quantitative ...
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... osmotic pressure of 7.7 atm at 37 ° C , most is contributed by the inor- ganic salts ; because of the high molecular weight of the proteins , they probably contribute only 30 to 40 torr . The walls of the capillaries through which the ...
... osmotic pressure of 7.7 atm at 37 ° C , most is contributed by the inor- ganic salts ; because of the high molecular weight of the proteins , they probably contribute only 30 to 40 torr . The walls of the capillaries through which the ...
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