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ChemistryChemistry for Today: General, Organic, and BiochemistrySuppose you have a bag made of a membrane like that in Figure 7.17 . Inside the bag is a solution containing water and dissolved small molecules. Describe the behavior of the system when the bag functions as an osmotic membrane and when it functions as a dialyzing membrane.

Suppose you have a bag made of a membrane like that in Figure 7.17 . Inside the bag is a solution containing water and dissolved small molecules. Describe the behavior of the system when the bag functions as an osmotic membrane and when it functions as a dialyzing membrane.

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Suppose you have a bag made of a membrane like that in Figure 7.17 . Inside the bag is a solution containing water and dissolved small molecules. Describe the behavior of the system when the bag functions as an osmotic membrane and when it functions as a dialyzing membrane.

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