👉 The term "electroendosmotic" refers to a type of fluid transport process in which an electrical current is applied to a substance, causing it to flow through a semipermeable membrane. This process can be useful for transferring nutrients, waste products, or other substances from one location to another without the need for physical contact between the two surfaces. Electroendosmotic systems are commonly used in biological processes such as nutrient transport and waste management in agriculture, medicine, and environmental
