These are relative terms; they compare two solutions of a solute dissolved in water. In terms of solute concentration, a hypertonic solution has a higher concentration of solute than another; a hypotonic solution has a lower solute concnetration than another; an isotonic solution has a solute concentration the same as another.
Junior wages. A junior is any employee who is younger than the age set down in an award, or in other industrial instruments, defining adult (or senior) employment status â typically this can be an age between 18 and 21 years. Most awards and agreements set different wage rates for each age group up to senior status.
Junior EMT Requirements. Requirements are set by each agency sponsoring the Junior EMT program. Most programs have a minimum age requirement, often range from age 14-17. Usually participants must have written approval to join the program from a parent or guardian. Programs may also require a minimum grade point average.