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Yes. Temperature is actual a measurement of the average momentum of particles. So, the higher the temperature, the higher the momentum (you can think of momentum as speed), and thus, the faster particles will reach the area of osmosis and the great force with which they push on it.

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  • Would the rate of osmosis be affected by a change in temperature
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  • Yes. Temperature is actual a measurement of the average momentum of particles. So, the higher the temperature, the higher the momentum (you can think of momentum as speed), and thus, the faster particles will reach the area of osmosis and the great force with which they push on it.
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  • Yes. Temperature is actual a measurement of the average momentum of particles. So, the higher the temperature, the higher the momentum (you can think of momentum as speed), and thus, the faster particles will reach the area of osmosis and the great force with which they push on it.
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