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Chapter 9: Q. 9.66 (page 313)

A 0.1%(m/v)albumin solution is separated from a 2%(m/v)albumin solution by a semipermeable membrane. (Albumin is a colloid.)

a. Which compartment has the higher osmotic pressure?

b. In which direction will water flow initially?

c. In which compartment will the volume level rise?

Short Answer

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(part a) 2%(m/v)albumin solution compartment has the higher osmotic pressure.

(part b) The water flow initially from 0.1%(m/v)albumin solution to 2%(m/v)albumin solution.

(part c) The 2%(m/v)Albumin solution compartment have the high level of Volume.

Step by step solution

01

Introduction (part a).

Mass percentage is concentration expression of solute which may be percentage of the mass of the solution. It expressed by the following formula:

Mass percentage of solute=grams of solutegrams of solution脳100%

02

Given Information (part a).

Given:

0.1%(m/v)Albumin solution is separated from 2%(m/v)albumin solution.

03

Explanation (part a).

The compartment with the highest osmotic pressure is the 2%(m/v)compartment.

04

Given Information (part b). 

0.1%(m/v)albumin solution is separated from 2%(m/v)albumin solution.

05

Explanation (part b). 

Water will initially flow from 0.1%(m/v) albumin solution to 2%(m/v)albumin solution.

06

Given Information (part c).

0.1%(m/v)albumin solution is separated from2%(m/v) albumin solution.

07

Explanation (part c).

The volume of the2%(m/v) compartment will increase.

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