7 Multiple Choice 1 point Spreading of dye molecules through water over time is an example of diffusion osmosis active transport facilitated diffusion

Diffusion is like a party where molecules are constantly on the move, not just hanging out in one place. When you drop a bit of dye in water, those vibrant particles dance around and spread out until they’re evenly mixed, showing us how nature loves to find balance! Osmosis, on the other hand, is a special kind of diffusion but only for water. Imagine a tiny water bouncer at a pool party, controlling how much water can slip through a membrane. It’s all about keeping the right amount of water inside and outside cells, ensuring nobody gets too crowded!