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water potential

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water potential [′wȯd·ər pə‚ten·chəl]
(physiology)
The difference in free energy or chemical potential (per unit molal volume) between pure water and water in cells and solutions.


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In this regard construction work should be started on at least one big water reservoir with out wasting any moment as well as small dams in every nook and corner of Pakistan, he added by saying that the natural water potential of northern areas and AJK should be exploited to enhance the power generation, Mashhadi added.
In this regard construction work should be started on at least one big water reservoir with out wasting any moment as well as small dams in every nook and corner of Pakistan", he added by saying that the natural water potential of northern areas and AJK should be exploited to enhance the power generation", Mashhadi added.
To address this possibility, it would be relevant to evaluate bacterial degradation rates at different conditions and to relate evaporative conditions to changes in water potential within canine feces.
 
 
 
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