How do substances like carbon-di-oxide and water move in and out of the cell?
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osmosis - exosmosis (out) and endosmosis (in) through the plasma membrane.
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substances like carbon-di-oxide and water move in and out of the cell ,by a process through OSMOSIS through the plasma membrane (semi-permeable)
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