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d) when solute concentrations differ on the two sides of a membrane.
Concentration gradients exist when there is two solutions of different concentrations are present on the two sides of a membrane. In two solutions of different concentrations are placed on two sides of a membrane, diffusion takes place and continues upto it reaches in equilibrium.
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