The process by which substances can pass through the cell membrane without energy expenditure on the part of the cell is called:

a. active transport c. permeability
b. passive transport d. dialysis


B
Substances constantly move in and out of cells by passing through the cell membrane without the cell expending energy (passive transport).

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