Osmotic Pressure (Example)

The osmotic pressure is surprisingly large: even a relatively dilute solution generates osmotic pressures of several atmospheres.
The solvent can be purified from a solution by applying pressures greater than the osmotic pressure, in a process called reverse osmosis.

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Hello. i would appreciate you for answering my problem. if we have a equilibrium solution of ubber in toluene( solute in solvent) if they are not miscible and chemical potential of solvents must be equal in two phases and chemical potential of rubber must be equal at two phases. is there any relation between this rubber and solvent chemical potential? ( i have solute chemical potential equation i want to reach solvent chemical potential from that. is it possible.thanks alot🌹🌹🌹🙏

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No, the chemical potential of solute and solvent are not related. For more detail see here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4HNap-omLqgmbM

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