Passive transport and selective permeability | Biology | Khan Academy
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- Passive transport and selective permeability. Passive transport through diffusion.
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Guys, Passive Transport takes NO Energy to get through!
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How do I know if X molecule is small enough? Is there a way to identify how small a molecule is and it's charge?
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