Why Does Osmosis Take Place?
Osmosis happens because water is a bit nosy and likes to keep things equal on both sides of the membrane.
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Osmosis occurs because cells need to maintain a stable internal environment. Water flows through membranes to balance solute concentrations on both sides.
Trust me, it's just water finding its happy place! Osmosis occurs because of concentration differences.
Osmosis happens because water molecules move from an area with fewer solutes to an area with more solutes, balancing the concentration. It's nature's way of evening things out!
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