Biology, asked by mounica6, 9 months ago

why imbibition increases the volume of the environment but the increase is less than the volume of water absorbed ​

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Answered by itzJitesh
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Affinity of adsorbent for water. Imbibition increases the volume of the imbibant but the increase is less than the volume of water absorbed. ADVERTISEMENTS: It is caused by holding of water in between and over the surface of imbibant particles.

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