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When certain solute particles are added to the pure solvent the diffusion pressure of resulting solution is lowered by an amount expressed in term of

A

Turgor pressure (T.P.)

B

Diffusion pressure (D.P.)

C

Osmotic pressure (O.P.)

D

Diffusion pressure deficit (D.P.D.)

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