Suffix -osmotic vs -tonic i.e. Difference Between Isosmotic vs Isotonic
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Difference Between Isosmotic vs Isotonic:
Osmolarity refers to the concentration of the fluid, and tonicity refers to how the solution affects the cell volume. The osmolarity depends only on the number of solutes in a unit volume of solution. But for tonicity whether the solutes can cross the membrane or not also matters. The osmolality has a unit. But the tonicity has no unit.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:24 -osmotic
01:22 -tonic
02:02 Isosmotic ≠ Isotonic
03:35 Summary
04:01 Bonus Point
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