how do water pass through cell wall if it is rigid and non flexible?
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it is by the process of osmosis. if the water concentration is less inside the cell, and more outside the cell then the water passes through the cell
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The structure of the cell wall allows many small molecules to pass through it by diffusion and semi permeable membrane, but not larger molecules that could harm the cell.
diffusion only occurs in gases btw
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First of all cell membrane is not rigid and it is flexible...The cell wall is rigid and non flexible.... cell membrane is semi permeable and diffusion takes place n substance transfer...but there is nothing like this with cell wall...it is permeable and substances easily transfer
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