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The water potential of pure water at standard temperature and pressure is equal to:
- A.
- B.
- C.
- D.
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Correct answer: A —
Solution
- Water potential is defined as the chemical potential of water.
- Pure water has the highest concentration of water molecules.
- By convention, the water potential of pure water is set to .
- Hence the answer is (A).
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