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Biology, 02.06.2021 05:00 emmaschloegl21x

Which of the following would be examples of concentration gradients in everyday life? PICK ALL THAT APPLY. Running up a slide at the playground.

A drop of food coloring spreads out into a glass of water.

The smell of fresh-baked cookies starts from the kitchen and moves to the rest of the house.

The air freshener that you sprayed in the living rooms spreads out.

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