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The pressure difference required to stop osmotic solvent flow under specified temperature and composition conditions.
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Osmotic pressure is defined by the external pressure needed to bring solvent chemical potentials into balance across a selective membrane.
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Dilute nonelectrolyte data supported the proportionality of osmotic pressure to temperature and particle concentration within its ideal regime.
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