How do uncharged, nonpolar molecules, such as O₂ and N₂, pass through cell membranes? A) by simple diffusion B) by primary active transport C) by facilitated diffusion D) by secondary active transport

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Uncharged, nonpolar molecules such as O₂ and N₂ can pass through cell membranes by simple diffusion as they can move across the lipid bilayer without the need for any carrier proteins or energy expenditure.

How Do Uncharged, Nonpolar Molecules, Such as O2 and N2

How Do Uncharged, Nonpolar Molecules, Such as O₂ and N₂