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Diffusion through a selectively-permeable membrane: practical
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Particles of some substances are small enough to diffuse through holes in a selectively-permeable membrane.
Particles of these substances move through the selectively-permeable membrane in both directions.
Predict the direction of net movement of particles through a selectively-permeable membrane.
Observe the direction of net movement of a substance through a selectively-permeable membrane (e.g. Visking tubing).
Explain observations of the diffusion of a substance through a selectively-permeable membrane.