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Does not need any energy or ATP
Diffuses
Osmosis
goes from high-low Concentration

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1. it doesn't need energy to move or travel
2.diffusion
facilitated diffusion
osmosis
3. high concentration to low

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1. it does not need energy to move
2. Osmosis,diffusion, and facilitated diffusion
3. from high concentration to low concentration randomly

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1. it doesn't need energy to travel
2.facilitated diffusion,diffusion,osmosis
3.high concentration to low concentration

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1. does not need energy to travel.
2. facillitated diffusion and diffusion
3. They move from high concentration to low concentration randomly.

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1. It doesn't need energy
2. Facilitated diffusion, osmosis, and diffusion
3. Moves from high concentration to low concentration

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1. Because it dosen't need energy to move
2.Diffusion, Facilitated diffusion, osomosis
3.High to low

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1. It dosen"t need energy to travel.
2.Diffusion, Facilitated Diffusion,Osmosis.
3.High concentration to low concentration.

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1. energy is not needed to travel
2.facilitated diffusion, diffusion, osmosis
3.high concentration to low concentration

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1, does not need energy to expand
2, diffusion, facilitated, osmosis
3,high concentration to low concentration

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1. it doesn't need energy to move or travel
2.diffusion
facilitated diffusion
osmosis
3. the molecules move randomly from high concentration to low concentration .

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1.because it doesn't need energy to travel.
2.facilitated diffusion, osmosis.
3.when molecules move from high to low concentration and they move randomly

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How does the cell transport materials in and out WITHOUT the use of energy?

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1. Why is this type of transport called “passive”?

2. What are the 3 types of passive transport?

3. In what direction are the molecules moving in passive transport? (talk about concentration gradient)