Cells utilize diffusion for gas exchange, such as the transfer of oxygen and carbon dioxide, and for eliminating waste products like urea from cells into the bloodstream.
Cells use diffusion for gas exchange (oxygen and carbon dioxide) and for the removal of waste products like urea from cells into the blood.
| Front | Give 2 examples that cells use difffusion to take in substances they need and get rid of waste products |
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