Diffusion equilibrium

... I went to the dictionary section there wasn't a defenition for dynamic equilibrium. I'm trying to be helpful so I figured I'd post it here just in case anyone ever needs it. DYNAMIC EQULIBRIUM: The result of diffusion where there is continuous movement of particles but no overall charge ...

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... in beaker 'A.' The water diffused into the tubing until it reached equilibrium, while the molasses remained unchanged due to it being unable to diffuse across the tubing (or would the water diffusion through it affect it?) 5. Describe and account for any changes that occurred ...

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... case, solute is salt. It can increase membrane permeability and cause diffusion of substances from the sap and salt into the sap until new equilibrium is achieved. However, I do not think diffusion will affect osmosis on the whole ...

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Osmosis - diffusion of solvent (for simplicity sakes let's say water) through cell membrane from a ... concentration to low concentration untill there is equal concentration on either side (equilibrium). Diffusion - same idea but molecules and particles traveling from high concentration ...

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... finally stop as the pressure on the solution side becomes such that the diffusion in each direction is equal. Osmosis can also be explained via the ... happens, the solvent loses entropy while the solution gains entropy. Equilibrium, hence maximum entropy, is achieved when the entropy gradient ...

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