Definition of osmolarity in English:

osmolarity

noun ˌɒzmə(ʊ)ˈlarɪtiˌäzməˈlerədē

Chemistry

The concentration of a solution expressed as the total number of solute particles per litre.
Example sentencesExamples
- Because osmolarity of urine is affected by osmolyte load in the diet the decreased osmolarity of the urine may have resulted from the decreased in food intake.
- We measured effects of dietary secondary compounds on voluntary water consumption, urine volume and urine osmolarity.
- Total osmolarity, and final pH of all solutions, was always verified to ensure consistency.
- Supraoptimal concentrations were inhibitory, probably because of the excessive osmolarity of the incubation medium.
- In these osmotic experiments pressure P was varied using a sucrose solution of defined osmolarity.

Origin

1950s: blend of osmotic (see osmosis) and molar³, + -ity.

Definition of osmolarity in US English:

osmolarity

nounˌäzməˈlerədē

Chemistry

The concentration of a solution expressed as the total number of solute particles per liter.
Example sentencesExamples
- Total osmolarity, and final pH of all solutions, was always verified to ensure consistency.
- We measured effects of dietary secondary compounds on voluntary water consumption, urine volume and urine osmolarity.
- Because osmolarity of urine is affected by osmolyte load in the diet the decreased osmolarity of the urine may have resulted from the decreased in food intake.
- Supraoptimal concentrations were inhibitory, probably because of the excessive osmolarity of the incubation medium.
- In these osmotic experiments pressure P was varied using a sucrose solution of defined osmolarity.

Origin

1950s: blend of osmotic (see osmosis) and molar, + -ity.

单词	osmolarity
释义	Definition of osmolarity in English: osmolarity noun ˌɒzmə(ʊ)ˈlarɪtiˌäzməˈlerədē Chemistry The concentration of a solution expressed as the total number of solute particles per litre. Example sentencesExamples Because osmolarity of urine is affected by osmolyte load in the diet the decreased osmolarity of the urine may have resulted from the decreased in food intake. We measured effects of dietary secondary compounds on voluntary water consumption, urine volume and urine osmolarity. Total osmolarity, and final pH of all solutions, was always verified to ensure consistency. Supraoptimal concentrations were inhibitory, probably because of the excessive osmolarity of the incubation medium. In these osmotic experiments pressure P was varied using a sucrose solution of defined osmolarity. Origin 1950s: blend of osmotic (see osmosis) and molar³, + -ity. Definition of osmolarity in US English: osmolarity nounˌäzməˈlerədē Chemistry The concentration of a solution expressed as the total number of solute particles per liter. Example sentencesExamples Total osmolarity, and final pH of all solutions, was always verified to ensure consistency. We measured effects of dietary secondary compounds on voluntary water consumption, urine volume and urine osmolarity. Because osmolarity of urine is affected by osmolyte load in the diet the decreased osmolarity of the urine may have resulted from the decreased in food intake. Supraoptimal concentrations were inhibitory, probably because of the excessive osmolarity of the incubation medium. In these osmotic experiments pressure P was varied using a sucrose solution of defined osmolarity. Origin 1950s: blend of osmotic (see osmosis) and molar, + -ity.
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