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Water, carbon dioxide, oxygen and some other substances can pass through the cell membrane because?

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Water, carbon dioxide,oxygen and some other substances can pass through the cell membrane because oxygen and carbon dioxide moves across the cell membranes from a simple diffusion a process that does not require any energy input and is driven by differences in concentration on the other side of the cell membrane.

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