Describe and compare the potential paths the following substances could take into and out of a...
Describe and compare the potential paths the following substances could take into and out of a cell:
1) A polar ion which is in higher concentration outside of the cell
2) A polar ion which is in higher concentration inside of the cell
3) A large chunk of material
Homework Answers
1)The ion which is in higher concentration outside of the cell will come inside the cell through diffusion spontaneously
2)The ion which is in higher concentration inside of the cell will come outside the cell through diffusion spontaneously
3)They can move inside and outside the cell by diffusion.
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