exosmotic
/ɛksɒˈzmɒtɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or resulting from exosmosis, the movement of molecules from a solution into the surrounding environment through a semipermeable membrane.
“The exosmotic properties of the cell membrane played a crucial role in the transport of nutrients.”
2. noun
a process or phenomenon characterized by exosmosis.
“The researcher studied the exosmotic effects on the plant’s growth patterns.”