Question

what does it mean for a membrane to be semipermeable? multiple choice everything can get through. nothing can get through. only certain things can get through.

Explanation:

A semi - permeable membrane has pores or properties that allow only specific substances (usually based on size, charge, or solubility) to pass through while blocking others. It is not completely open (not everything can get through) and not completely closed (not nothing can get through).

Answer:

C. Only certain things can get through.