Cell A has an osmotic potential of −18 bars and a pressure potential of 8 bars, whereas cell B has an osmotic potential of −14 bars and a pressure potential of 2 bars. The direction of flow of water will be

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From cell B to cell A

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In both the directions

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From cell A to cell B

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The correct option is D
From cell A to cell B

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Cell A has an osmotic potential of −18 bars and a pressure potential of 8 bars, whereas cell B has an osmotic potential of −14 bars and a pressure potential of 2 bars. The direction of flow of water will be

The correct option is D From cell A to cell B

The correct option is D
From cell A to cell B