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Hypertonic
Water moving out of a cell, causing shrinking, due to a lower water concentration inside of the cell.
Hypotonic
Water moves into the cell, causing swelling. The solution has a higher water concentration inside the cell.
total water potential
\psi=\psi s+\psi p
Water potential of a solution
\psi s=-icrt
Plasmolysis
The cell membrane pull away from the cell wall, due to water loss in a hypertonic solution
Turgid
A cell is swollen and firm due to being full with water