Difference Between Imbibition and Osmosis
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The movement of water molecules through a semipermeable membrane from the region of higher water concentration to the region of lesser water concentration is called osmosis.
The uptake or absorption of water by the solid substance without forming a solution is called imbibition. The substances absorbing water are called imbibants. The imbibants do not dissolve in water.
The uptake or absorption of water by the solid substance without forming a solution is called imbibition. The substances absorbing water are called imbibants. The imbibants do not dissolve in water.
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Osmosis
Imbibition
osmosis- It involves the movement of water or solvent from its higher chemical potential to lower chemical potential.
Imbibition- it involves the absorption of solvent or water by a solid substance.
osmosis-A semipermeable membrane is essential for the operation of osmosis.
imbinition-A semipermeable membrane is not required.
osmosis-Heat is not produced.
imbibition-Heat is produced.
Imbibition
osmosis- It involves the movement of water or solvent from its higher chemical potential to lower chemical potential.
Imbibition- it involves the absorption of solvent or water by a solid substance.
osmosis-A semipermeable membrane is essential for the operation of osmosis.
imbinition-A semipermeable membrane is not required.
osmosis-Heat is not produced.
imbibition-Heat is produced.
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