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Oxygen will diffuse from an area of higher concentration (outside the cell) to an area of lower concentration (inside the cell). </span>
Answer:
Dosage and form in which the chemical is present are the factors that determine the level of harm of chemical on the environment.
Explanation:
Dosage usually mean amount of chemical. Some chemicals cause harm to the environment in a very low amount and some chemicals damage the environment when the amount is too high, these chemicals are not considered as toxic. Form of chemicals also affects its toxicity. Some chemicals are harmful in one state and beneficial in another state.
Laws can be tested over and over and their results will still be the same, and laws cannot be disproved. Theories can always be disproved beause they are tested and experimented continously and results can change. Laws can't be theories but theories can be turned to laws. Hope this helps, didn't know an exact answer to that but I hope you can draw your answer from this information.
