Question

Solute particles tend to the diffusion pressure of water

Answer 1

Solute particles tend to the diffusion pressure of water because it deponds upon the number of water molecule in the solution

Explanation:

• It is determined by the ratio of water molecules to solute molecules in the solution. The water potential increases as the quantity of water molecules increases.
• The drop or shortfall in diffusion pressure is known as the Diffusion Pressure Deficit (DPD). Diffusion pressure is formed in a solution by solvent particles.

When a solute is added to water:

• When a polar solute is added to water, the water molecules serve as tiny magnets attracted to metal.
• Water molecules surround each solute molecule as it progressively breaks free, and it drifts into solution. This procedure occurs gradually if the solute is a solid.