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So basically, when the osmometer is, the solution in the beaker is supposed to be hypotonic and relative to the solution in the dialysis bag. So when that situation occurs, the net movement of water is transferred into the bag. As the water slowly / hastily moves into the bag, the varying level of pressure is generated which forces the water to move up.

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