Which of the following statements are true regarding passive transport?
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А. Charged ions cannot pass through a cell membrane via passive transport.
B. Carbon dioxide can pass through a cell membrane via passive transport.
C. Oxygen cannot enter a cell through passive transport.
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D. Simple diffusion, a type of passive transport, requires the use of membrane proteins.
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