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Paper 3 structured question: Diffusion

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Diffusion

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Diffusion is a process that allows substances to move across the cell membrane.

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Diffusion in Cells

Oxygen enters cells and carbon dioxide leaves cells by diffusion across the cell membrane.

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    State the process by which oxygen enters cells.

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Movement of Substances

Diagram shows oxygen moving into a cell and carbon dioxide moving out of a cell through the cell membrane.

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    Identify one substance that enters cells by diffusion and one substance that exits cells by diffusion.

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