Chemosmoic

/ˌkiːmoʊˈzmoʊɪk/ adjective

Relating to or involving chemosmosis, the process by which cells use chemical gradients and osmotic pressure to generate energy.

From chemo- (chemistry) + osmotic (relating to osmosis, from Greek osmos 'push'). This term emerged in biochemistry in the 1960s with Peter Mitchell's chemiosmotic theory.

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