The three types of passive transport are simple diffusion (small/lipophilic molecules), osmosis (water flux due to solute concentration differences), and facilitated diffusion (large/charged molecules via membrane proteins).
The three types of passive transport are simple diffusion for small/lipophilic molecules, osmosis for water based on solute concentrations, and facilitated diffusion for larger/charged molecules using membrane proteins.
| Front | 3 types of passive transport |
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| Back | simple diffusion (small/lipophilic molecules), osmosis (water, solute concentrations), facilitated diffusion (large/charged molecules via membrane proteins) |
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