Question
Diffusion and Osmosis.

Answer

DiffusionOsmosis
1. Diffusion is the movement of ions, atoms or molecules of solute, liquids or gases.1. Osmosis Is the special type of diffusion of water or solvent.
2. Diffusion involves the flow of diffusing particles in both the directions.2. Osmosis involves the unidirectional flow of solvent molecules.
3. Diffusion does not occur through a semi- permeable membrance.3. Osmosis occurs through a semi-permeable membrance.
4. Diffusion occurs from a place of higher concentration of diffusing particles to a place of lower concentration.4. Osmosis occurs from a solution of lower concentration to a solution of higher concentration.

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