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1.6 Diffusion (GCSE Biology)
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What affects the rate of diffusion most significantly?
What does an increase in temperature do to the rate of diffusion?
What must exist for diffusion to happen efficiently?
Substances such as glucose and oxygen move into cells by:
What is the term for the difference in concentration between two areas?
Individual cells are adapted for diffusion by:
Urea moves from the liver into blood by process of:
What happens when equally distributed particles move randomly?
Diffusion is the spreading out of particles from an area of:
Which statement describes net movement of particles?
What adaptation increases diffusion by increasing surface area?
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