Osmosis, Osmotic Pressure and Hydrostatic Pressure

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You can also think of osmotic potential as the concentration gradient of water! Water is simply moving down its own gradient, from a high concentration of water to a low concentration of water.

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Your video was very helpful, thinking about water moving because of a potential difference is very useful! Just wanted to clarify tho, doesn't the water have to be at rest in order for you to properly measure the hydrostatic pressure?

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Great teaching here! My confusion is still in if the osmotic potential is water potential. From the resources I have, it is said that osmotic potential is also referred to as solute potential, which is the ability of a solution to draw in water from pure water owing to its (solution"s) high solute content. From this, it means osmotic/solute potential is inversely proportional to water potential, i.e., if the osmotic/solute potential of a medium is low, then it has a high water potential. Is this correct? I think the issue is that we sometimes want to use "osmotic"'in place of water

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