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Biology · Grade 11
Lecture 4
Osmosis
12 min · 8 practice questions
Book · p. 48
Water molecules move freely through a partially permeable membrane. Osmosis is the net movement of water from a dilute solution to a more concentrated one through such a membrane.
Linked to 06:12 in the lectureQuestion 3 of 8
A potato slice is left in pure water. Water moves into its cells. What is this called?
ADiffusion
BOsmosis
CActive transport
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Chemistry 0620Setting up
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