Explain urticaria, Physics

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Urticaria  :  a skin condition characterized by the development of itchy, raised  white lumps surrounded  by  an  area  of  red inflammation.

Osmolarity  :  The osmotic  concentration of  a  solution expressed  as osmoles of solute per unit of solution.

 


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