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  2. For Run 4 (MWCO 100 amu, 1 mM of glucose on the left, water on the right), the osmotic pressure that developed was mmHg.
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  4. For Run 7 (MWCO 200 amu, 9 mM albumin on the left, 10 mM of glucose on the right), the measurement for the osmotic pressure was mmHg.
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Texts: Exercise 1 Activity 3 (Simulating Osmotic Pressure) in PhysioEx.
TopicAll topics
SubjectBiology
ClassClass 12