Does osmosis require the use of energy to transport water across a cell membrane?.

Groovingandi asked Dec 26, 2023

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Osmosis is not require any energy. It's a passive transport.The way it works is :

Water moves along the concentration gradient.Water moves towards the more concentrated solution

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