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Which term is most applicable to the diffusion of water into and out of living cells?

A

Boiling point elevation

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Freezing point depression

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C

Vapor pressure

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D

Osmotic pressure

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Solution

The correct option is D Osmotic pressure
The diffusion of water molecules into and out of living cells through permeabile membrane is explained by osmotic pressure.

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