why in osmosis the solute particles don't block the pores of semipermeable membrane
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When the membrane separates pure water on the right from solution on the left, water moves to the solution side. This water flow is osmosis. ... An ideal semipermeable membrane is required for determining osmotic pressure. These membranes are permeable to water but absolutely impermeable to solute.
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