Osmosis of Water & Osmotic Pressure | Diffusion of Water

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[@NonstopNeuron]

Thank you

[@houriak848]

Sir aince osmotic pressure " technical definition pf attraction of water molecules" depends only on number pf solutes why we say like Na+ is most osmotic active solute I mean why we don't define osmotic pressure as something that depends pn nature of solute?

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[@y8naka]

so we can simply define osmotic pressure as the pressure which causes osmosis ?

[@NonstopNeuron]

Kind of. Yes.

[@NonstopNeuron]

It's like negative pressure. Like vaccum. That tends suck water. If that helps you understand it...

[@y8naka]

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Sir plz explain osmolarity meq per liter and urine constituents

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