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3. Explain how it's possible for the calculations for the rate of diffusion to come out the same while the extent of diffusion was so different. - Rate same solution and at the same temperature, concentration are the same 4. If each cube represents a living cell and the diffusing solution contains a substance needed to survive (ie: glucose), what problem might exist for the larger cell? The thickness of the larger call will diffuse solution faster Review Questions: PART1: PASSIVE TRANSPORT 1. What does it mean when molecules are moving down their concentration gradient? 2. How is facilitated diffusion different from simple diffusion? How are they similar? 3. What does the term dynamic equilibrium mean? What is the relationship between equilibrium and the diffusion rate? 4. How is temperature related to the rate of diffusion? Why? 5. Why do some molecules pass through the cell membrane and others do not? 7. Which potato section has the highest turgor pressure? Why