An alternative or variant form of endosmosis, referring to the inward passage of a fluid through a semipermeable membrane.
From Greek 'endo-' (inward) + 'osmos' (push). This variant spelling appears in older scientific texts and some European languages, representing a different Latinization of the Greek root.
Different languages and eras of science used different spellings—endosmose, endosmosis, endosmos—but they're all describing the exact same phenomenon, showing how scientific terminology evolved as ideas moved between countries and centuries.
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