I’m pretty sure it will b. because it shows in the graph.
No because Chiang did not experience with what happened
ah! All thanks to the cell membrane!
The cell membrane contains phospholipids that are amphiphilic (polar - water attracting and non-polar - water repelling) in nature. That's why the cell membrane allows non-polar materials to pass through but not polar materials. (if you're learning junior science you really don't need to know this!) The polar materials require proteins found on the cell membrane called protein channels or carrier proteins to pass through. (their names are pretty self-explanatory!)
All the best!
The answer is B, osmosis is the movement of water. Diffusion is the movement to chemicals and molecules.
Both osmosis and diffusion are movement of molecules from a region of higher concentration of the substance moving to lower concentration down the concentration gradient. However, osmosis is only for the movement of water molecules, while diffusion is for any type of substances including liquid or gas. So we can also say osmosis is a type of diffusion actually.
And also, both of these movement of molecules does not require extra energy, they all happen due to natural tendency.
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Following are the methods used by plants to encourage cross-pollination.
1) Wind: Wind is the agent through which pollen grains of the flower flew in the air and falls on the stigma of another flower.
2) Bees: Bees are also called pollinators because they help in the transfer of pollens from one flower to another flower and causes cross pollination.
3) Water: There are some plants in which cross pollination occurs through water. Pollens drop into the water and transported to another flower through water flow.
