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What is the main difference between active and passive transport?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Transfer of materials through cell membrane with the help of energy is active while without the help of energy is passive transport.

Answered by llTheUnkownStarll
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\sf \orange{Active \:  transport \:  requires \: energy } \\  \sf \orange {for \:  the \:  movement  \: of \:  molecules \:  whereas  \: }  \\ \sf \orange{passive \:  transport \:  does  \: not  \: require }  \\  \sf \orange{energy \:  for \:  the  \: movement \:  of molecules.}  \\  \sf \orange{In active \:  transport, \:  the \:  molecules  \: } \\  \sf \orange{move  \: against \:  the \:  concentration }   \\ \sf \orange{gradient \: whereas \:  in passive \:  transport, } \\  \sf \orange{the \:  molecules  \: move  \: along  \: the \:  concentration \:  gradient.} \\  \bold{Thank \:  you!} \\  \rm \ @itzshivani

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