To solve for solute potential, you can substitute the values into the formula Ψ = -iCRT:
Ψ = -(-4.953) * 0.2 * 0.0831 * 298
Ψ = 4.953 * 0.2 * 0.0831 * 298
Ψ = 0.1969
Therefore, the solute potential of the potato cell is 0.1969 bars.
The molar concentration of the potato cell is 0.2M
The solute potential can be find using the formula given below
Ψ = -iCRT where
i = the ionization
C = molar sucrose concentration at equilibrium
R = pressure constant (0.0831litres bar per mole
T = temperature K (273 + ℃)
Givens
i= (-1) (0.2M) (0.0831) (25℃ +273 = 298℃)
= -4.9527
= - 4.953
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