...consisting of a solute and a solvent...
...and a solvent Solute -- component of...
...amount of a solute present in a...
...the moles of solute per liter of...
...the moles of solute per kilogram of...
...the amount of solute relative to the...
...the moles of solute or component of...
...HCl (grams of solute) and 63.0 g...
...moles of HCl (solute) per liter of...
...the moles of solute (HCl) and volume...
...the moles of solute per liter of...
...The moles of solute are already known...
...the moles of solute per kilogram solvent,...
...the moles of solute (HCl) and moles...
...The mass of solute is 15.0 g...
...the mass of solute and mass of...
...expressed as mg solute/L solution. In this...
...expressed as mg solute/liter of solution or...
...solution or mg solute per kilograms solution....
...the mass of solute (25.0 mg of...

...levels of a solute dissolved in the...
...small amount of solute has a high...
...has a diluted solute in a solution...

...around the hydrophilic solute molecules makes some...
...region of lower solute concentration (higher free...
...region of higher solute concentration (lower free...
...concentration) until the solute concentrations on both...
...to organisms. Both solute concentration and membrane...
...actually translocate the solute-binding site and the...
...site and the solute across the membrane...
...translocating the bound solute across the membrane....
...transports a specific solute can indirectly drive...
...cotransport. As the solute that has been...
...increase in the solute concentration of the...

...something is dissolved Solute - the material...
...of solvent and solute in a solution...
...one compares the solute concentration outside the...
...ISOTONIC solution the solute concentrations outside the...
...Hypertonic solutions the solute concentrations outside the...
...Hypotonic solutions the solute concentrations outside the...
...of solutes High solute negative osmotic potential...
...Uniport – single solute in one direction...

...selectively to a solute on one side...
...in which the solute diffuses. Transport proteins...
...passage of one solute (H+) is coupled...
...movement depends on solute concentration and physical...
...shells around the solute have less freedom...
...solution of any solute has a water...
...of psi to solute concentration, water potential...
...of pressure and solute concentrations on water...
...psis is the solute potential (or osmotic...
...with a higher solute concentration (and therefore...
...with a greater solute concentration than its...
...Differences in both solute concentration and pressure...
...the most prevalent solute. It may also...

...range Osmoregulation, regulating solute balance and the...
...water content and solute composition, osmoregulation, is...
...osmolarity (moles of solute per liter of...
...to a total solute concentration of 10-3...
...the regulations of solute movements between internal...

...the amount of solute (pure drug) contained...
...the amount of solute and the volume...
...the amount of solute in a given...
...given amount of solute. The final section...
...The amount of solute in a given...
...given amount of solute is illustrated in...
...the “amount of solute.” Key Terms diluent...
...stock solution percentage solute strength of solution...

...tissue Abundant mitochondria Solute Movement Epithelial cells...
...is a perturbing solute Cartilaginous fish use...
...of a specific solute that will overwhelm...
...tubule Most of solute and water reabsorption...
...to water ? solute concentration in surrounding...

...which animals control solute concentrations and balance...
...osmolarity (moles of solute per liter of...
...to a total solute concentration of 10?3...
...animals have lower solute concentrations than their...
...fluids with a solute concentration of approximately...
...mussels maintain the solute concentration of their...
...cells that regulate solute movement to complex...
...the regulation of solute movements between internal...
...severe dehydration and solute imbalance due to...

...gradient of the solute and the voltage...
...selectively to a solute on one side...
...passage of one solute (H+) is coupled...
...depends on the solute concentration and physical...
...effects of the solute concentration and pressure...
...Both pressure and solute concentration affect water...
...of pressure and solute concentration on water...
...S is the solute potential (or osmotic...
...+ P The solute potential (S) of...
...number of dissolved solute molecules. Solute potential...
...dissolved solute molecules. Solute potential is also...
...with a higher solute concentration (and, therefore,...
...with a greater solute concentration than its...
...the most common solute in phloem sap....