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Well, my professor said thst H3O+ behaves exactly like water and doesnt increase osmolality

Well I actually got my answer already from my professor st university and the reason H+ arents osmotically active is that they are immediately binding to water and comprise H3O+ ion and thus they dont increase a concentration of particles in water

My question is why hydrogen ions arent osmotically active in water solutions

I think any charged particles cant pass the membrane on its own without some mechanism of transport

Hydrogen ion is positevely charged so they can’t pass the membrane

Why hydrogen ions dont have osmotic activity in living organisms?