"Certain liquid colloid substances are capable of forming a jelly and yet still remain liquefiable by heat and soluble in water. Such is gelatine itself" (OED).

"It may perhaps be allowed me to apply the convenient term dialysis to the method of separating by diffusion through a septum of gelatinous matter" (OED).

"With the same proportion (1 per cent.) of different substances, the osmose varied from 0 to 80 degrees. Occasionally, instead of a rise of liquid in the tube, a fall was observed; the fall may be spoken of as negative osmose, to distinguish it from the rise or positive osmose" (OED).

"On Osmotic Force. The expression ‘Osmotic Force’ (from ὠσμὸς, impulsio) has reference to the endosmose and exosmose of Dutrochet" (OED).