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what is a colligative property

when 4 physical properties are affected in the same way as solutes

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what are the 4 main colligative properties

  • vapour pressure lowering

  • freezing point depression

  • boiling point elevation

  • osmotic pressure

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why is osmotic pressure really important

as it contributes to the flow of nutrients through biological cell walls

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what is the osmotic pressure

when a solution is seperated from its solvent by a membrane then the excess pressure which has to be applied to prevent the flow of solvent is known as

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<p>how do you calculate the osmotic pressure </p>

how do you calculate the osmotic pressure

USING THE VAN’T HOFF EQUATION

pi = RT x molarity

R = gas constant

T = temprature

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what is the van’t hoff equation used for

to calculate osmotic pressure

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what is hydrostatic pressure

pressure exerted by a column of aqueous solution or water

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what is reverse osmosis

when a pressure (greater than osmotic pressure) forces the solvent through the membrane

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what is dialysis

a seperation process based on equal rates of passage of solute and solvent through microporou membranes

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what is an effect of osmosis

when a plant is dehydrated it will wilt

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how can greater osmotic pressure affect red blood cells

water will pass out to reduce chemical potential across cell membrane ( cell shrinks)

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how can lower osmotic pressure affect red blood cells

water will enter the cell ( cell swells) and eventually breakdown

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what is an isotonic solution

when there is no net flow of solvent when the solutions are separated by a biological membrane

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when the phase change is vapour to solid what is it called

deposition