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How do oxygen and carbon dioxide move across the cell membrane?
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How do oxygen and carbon dioxide move across the cell membrane?

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gases like carbon dioxide and oxygen cross the membrane by the process of diffusion and move from the region of higher concentration to that of lower concentration across the cell membrane
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