Asap in a do osmosis and diffusion have in common? a. both are the net movement of randomly moving molecules that makes concentration nearty equal on both sides of a bilayer membrane. b. both processes occur through a semipermeable membrane called a concentration gradient c. both require the additional energy provided by an energy-carrying molecule, like atp, to allow molecules to pass through the membrane. d. both permit molecules of any kind, whether solute or solvent, to cross the bilayer membrane.

The right answer is A.

Osmosis is a phenomenon that considers only the exchanges between two liquid solutions of different concentrations in liquid phases separated by a semi-permeable wall. Osmosis is a phenomenon of diffusion of matter, demonstrated when solvent molecules pass through a semi-permeable membrane separating two solutions whose solute concentrations are different; the overall transfer of solvent is then from the least concentrated solution (hypotonic medium) to the most concentrated solution (hypertonic medium) to equilibrium (isotonic media).

The diffusion of matter, or chemical diffusion, refers to the natural tendency of a system to render uniform the chemical potential of each of the chemical species it contains.

Chemical diffusion is an irreversible transport phenomenon that tends to homogenize the composition of the medium.

i'm guessing this is from edg enuity so the answers would be, from top to bottom,

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