Biology, asked by nandniverma3391, 1 year ago

what is the difference between semi permeable and selectively permeable membrane

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Answered by Anonymous

"Semi-permeable membrane describes a membrane that allows some particles to pass through, where as theselectively permeable membrane"chooses" what passes through. Basically, selectively permeable membranes are very picky.Semipermeable membrane allows any substance/material to go through it."

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Answered by lloyd99

$semipermeable \: means \: some \: particle \: are \: pas \: throw \: across \: the \: membrne \:$
while selectively permeable means only selected particle move across the memberane

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