Is osmosis passive transport?
Osmosis is passive transport, no doubt about it. Trust me, my high school bio teacher hammered that into our brains!
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Osmosis is passive transport, simple as that.
Absolutely, osmosis is classic passive transport. Water just flows from where it's less crowded to where it鈥檚 more crowded, easy-peasy.
Yup, osmosis is definitely a form of passive transport! Water molecules move without using any energy, just following their concentration gradient.
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