the sap of a plant cell has an osmotic potential of -10 bars and there is a wall pressure of 2 bars.when this cell is placed in a solution with an osmotic potential of -3 bars the force causing water to enter the cell is how much?
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Water potential = (-10+2) = -8 bars. Water potential will allow the water to move inside of the cell.
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- Osmotic potential, pressure potential, and matrix potential are added algebraically to form the water potential of a solution.
- The ability of water molecules to pass a semi-permeable membrane from a hypotonic solution to a hypertonic solution is known as osmotic potential. Given that water leaves the cell as the osmotic potential rises, it has a negative value.
- The hydrostatic pressure that is applied to the water in a cell is known as the pressure potential. It often has a positive value in turgid plant cells because water ingress causes the protoplast to push up against the cell wall.
- When water and a solid are in touch, matrix potential creates the intermolecular forces that hold them together.
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