The Movement of Substances Through a Two-phased Solution System.
The tendencies for movement of either solvent or solute in solution through a two-phased system are expressed in terms of specific (volumed) free energies. These are based on the concept of escaping tendency or free energy of a constituent component of a solution. This scheme is particularly useful to the biologist for evaluating the movement of water and solutes into cells or organs.
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