The "sucking pressure" exerted on water by a concentrated solution, favoring movement of water into it is called: Osmotic Filtration Hydrostatic Evaporation
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What fluid is creating interstitial fluid hydrostatic pressure? Which type of movement is promoted by the capillary hydrostatic pressure: Filtration or absorption? Which type of movement is promoted by the interstitial fluid hydrostatic pressure: Filtration or absorption? Osmotic pressure is a term that describes a solution's total solute concentration (TSC). What is the relationship between TSC and osmotic pressure? (If TSC increases, how will that affect the osmotic pressure of a solution?)
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