Is osmosis passive or active transport?
Yeah, osmosis is passive transport. Water moves freely through cell membranes, balancing concentrations without ATP.
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Totally passive. Osmosis doesn't ask for energy; it鈥檚 the chill surfer of cellular processes.
Osmosis is definitely passive transport. No energy is required, just let those water molecules do their thing!
Passive all the way. Trust me, I learned this the hard way in Bio 101!
Osmosis is passive transport. Water just moves from where it's less salty to more salty without any effort. Simple as that.
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