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Question
Differentiate between the following
Permeable and Semi-permeable membrane.
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Solution
| Permeable Membrane | Semi-permeable Membrane |
| A permeable membrane has pores which allow free movement of solute as well as solvent molecules. | A semi-permeable membrane has pores which allow only solvent molecules to pass through them. |
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