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Osmosis and Diffusion Are the Same Except that Osmosis There Is: (A) a Freely Permeable Membrane (B) a Cell Wallseleaane in Between (D) an Endless Inflow of Water into a Cell

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Osmosis and diffusion are the same except that osmosis there is:

Options

  • a freely permeable membrane

  • a cell wall in between

  • a selectively permeable membrane in between

  • an endless inflow of water into a cell

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a selectively permeable membrane in between

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