Osmotic pressure arises when ...there is an increase in the vapor pressure of a mixture, lowering the boiling pointthere is a concentration gradient across a semi-permeable membrane, allowing solvent to pass.there is an increase in the entropy of a mixturethere is an electrolyte solute that dissociates into ions, creating charged particles in the solventany solution is formed

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Osmotic pressure arises when ... Othere is an increase in the vapor pressure of a mixture, lowering the boiling point Othere is a concentration gradient across a semi-permeable membrane, allowing solvent to pass. Othere is an increase in the entropy of a mixture Othere is an electrolyte solute that dissociates into ions, creating charged particles in the solvent Oany solution is formed

Osmotic pressure arises when ... Othere is an increase in the vapor pressure of a mixture, lowering the boiling point Othere is a concentration gradient across a semi-permeable membrane, allowing solvent to pass. Othere is an increase in the entropy of a mixture Othere is an electrolyte solute that dissociates into ions, creating charged particles in the solvent Oany solution is formed

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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