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Explain Particle Movement ?

Particle Movement :  Particles are moved down a concentration gradient by the process of diffusion. Osmosis is simply the diffusion of water across a semipermeable membrane. We show four examples of osmosis - two with a red blood cell, and two with a plant cell. Diffusion and osmosis are vital for exchanging fluids, gases, and other substances in cells.

 

 


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