Chemistry, 08.10.2021 14:00 kmsg2000

Move the water molecules until they reach equilibrum; what is this process called? How would you describe the movement in terms of concentrations? From _to_.
Why do you think the channel protein (aquaporin) is needed for the water to go through the membrane? Pls help its due Friday!

Move the water molecules until they reach equilibrum; what is this process called?

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