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Facilitated diffusion can be distinguished from passive diffusion by

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  1. the equilibrium concentration of solute reached.

  2. the linear dependence of the rate of transport on the concentration gradient across the membrane.

  3. the specificity of the transport process for particular molecular species.

  4. Facilitated diffusion follows fick's law

Answer:- Option(s): 3


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