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isosmotic

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isosmotic /isos·mot·ic/ (i″soz-mot´ik) having the same osmotic pressure.
i·sos·mot·ic (sz-mtk, -ss-)
adj.
Of or exhibiting equal osmotic pressure.
isosmotic
[ī′sozmot′ik]
pertaining to a solution that has the same solute concentration (osmolality) as another solution. Also isoosmotic. Compare hyperosmotic, hypoosmotic.
isosmotic [i″soz-mot´ik]
having the same osmotic pressure.
isosmotic
having the same osmotic pressure.
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