Refer to the diagram supplied: We say that it is because of change in column height that causes osmosis to stop. But, doesn't osmosis stop when concentrations of solutions are equal? And if atmospheric pressure were not to be present, would the level go up higher or not?

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I have an RO system under my kitchen sink that I use for drinking water and ice cubes. Recently changed all the filters and 1 month later I have virtually no pressure. Can't make ice or use for drinking... please help

Met-enkephalin is one of the so-called endorphins, a class of naturally occurring morphinelike chemicals in the brain. What is the molecular mass of met-enkephalin if 20.0 mL of an aqueous solution containing 15.0 mg met-enkephalin at 298 K supports a column of water 32.9 cm high? The density of...