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- you can smell a candle from across the room.
- making gummies swell by soaking them in water.
- carbon dioxide molecules exiting an animal cell.
- a red blood cell swellings in pure water.
- a student removes their stinky shoes in class.
- water crossing a cell membrane in a plant cell.
- particles move from high to low concentration in air
Brief Explanations
- 30: The scent of the candle spreads through the air via diffusion.
- 31: Water moves into the gummies (semi - permeable structure) by osmosis.
- 32: Carbon dioxide moves from an area of higher concentration inside the cell to lower concentration outside via diffusion.
- 33: Water moves into the red blood cell (semi - permeable membrane) by osmosis.
- 34: The odor molecules from the shoes spread in the air via diffusion.
- 35: Water crosses the plant cell membrane (semi - permeable) by osmosis.
- 36: Particles moving from high to low concentration in air is diffusion.
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