Does osmosis always need an osmotic pressure to stop? Because if you have a case with a semi-permeable membrane around it and you place it in a container there is no pressure exerted on the case which may stop osmosis?
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Does osmosis always need an osmotic pressure to stop? Because if you have a case with a semi-permeable membrane around it and you place it in a container there is no pressure exerted on the case which may stop osmosis?
As your other two questions show, solvent flow stops for either of two reasons: pressure exerted and equality of concentration.
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