Biology Help: Diffusion and Osmosis explained in 5 minutes!!

We talk about the main principles of diffusion and osmosis in this video. Diffusion is the process of movement of molecules from a high to low concentration. Osmosis is similar but relates to water potential of molecules across a partially permeable membrane.

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[jaileenflores]

This is the first time I actually understand diffusion and osmosis out of the 4 times I was trying to be taught by my professor! You are great at explaining

[nikkisingh]

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