Physiological Chemistry II
Definitions & formulae
 
 
 
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Contents
Instructions
  Aims of the practical
  View the introduction and background
  View definitions & formulae

  Question 1
  Question 2
  Question 3
  Question 4
  Question 5
  Question 6
  Question 7
  Question 8
  Question 9
  Question 10
  Question 11
  Table of atomic weights

 

 

 

 

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REVISION
The common methods of expressing concentration are percentage, molarity, osmolarity and tonicity.
Percent concentration implies so many units of solute per 100 units of solution.

Molarity specifies the number of moles of solute per litre of solution.
Osmolarity specifies the molar concentration of all solute particles in solution.
Tonicity specifies the total concentration of all non-permeating solute particles in solution.