Cell Transport Method Diffusion Osmosis facilitated diffusion 546 words 1 Passive or Active Process? Passive Passive Passive English (United States) Is process used to molecules move DOWN their concentration gradient, AGAINST their concentration gradient, or to move LOTS of a molecule at once? Down (high to low) Definition Focus LO 21

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