Honors November 9
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The document is about an honors biology class that will explain how substances diffuse across the cell membrane. The warm up involves checking homework and calendars. The class will then mark statements as describing active transport, passive transport, or both. Finally, the effects of hypertonic, hypotonic and isotonic solutions on cells will be explained.
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