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Chapter 5.5, Problem 3EQ
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To explain: The results of the experiment support the proposed hypothesis of the experiment.
Introduction: The passive transports involve the downhill movement of molecules without the expenditure of energy. Very often more than one transport mechanism is involved in the transport of a solute. Hence, the overall rate of the transported solute maybe higher than individual rates of movement of solute.
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