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Semipermeable

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The semipermeable film of the solar panel allowed some light to pass through, but not all of it.
The semipermeable cover of the petri dish allowed some air to circulate, but not enough to dry out the agar.
The semipermeable packaging material kept the food fresh by allowing small molecules of oxygen to pass through but blocking larger ones.
The semipermeable film on the window filters out UV rays while allowing visible light to pass through.
The semipermeable coating on the surface of the implant prevented larger cells from invading while allowing the passage of nutrients.
The semipermeable lining of the stomach protects the body from harmful substances while allowing nutrients to be absorbed.
The semipermeable membrane of the car tire allows for the slow escape of air, but prevents the loss of nitrogen used for tire inflation.
Reverse osmosis is a process that involves a semipermeable membrane.
The semipermeable layer in a desalination plant removes certain ions from seawater to produce freshwater.
The semipermeable membrane of the cell allowed water to flow through, but not the larger molecules.
The semipermeable packaging kept the food fresh by allowing air to flow through but keeping insects out.
The semipermeable skin of the apple allows air to pass through, but not water.
The semipermeable layer of an eggshell allows for the exchange of gases during embryonic development.
The semipermeable membrane in the oxygen concentrator machine allows for the passage of oxygen molecules, but not nitrogen.
The plant root's semipermeable membrane controls the amount of water and nutrients it absorbs.
The semipermeable layer of the soil allows water to penetrate while blocking the flow of pollutants.
The semipermeable fabric of the raincoat allowed air to pass through while blocking water.
The semipermeable material of the backpack kept the contents dry while still allowing air to circulate.
The semipermeable membrane in the kidney selectively filters out waste products and excess water.
The plant's root hairs are covered with a semipermeable membrane that allows water to enter, but prevents salt from being absorbed.
The semipermeable plastic cover on the greenhouse allowed sunlight and water vapor to pass through while blocking insects and other pests.
The semipermeable barrier of the diving suit allows for the passage of air and carbon dioxide, but not water.
The semipermeable membrane in a dialysis machine removes certain types of ions from the blood of patients with kidney failure.
The semipermeable nature of the blood-brain barrier prevents certain substances from entering the brain.
The semipermeable coating on the container allows air to pass through, but not moisture.
The semipermeable barrier around the construction site keeps unauthorized people out while allowing workers to enter.
The semipermeable film on the window allows for the passage of sunlight, but blocks out some of the heat and UV rays.
The semipermeable foam filter of the fish tank removed some impurities from the water, but not all of them.
Semipermeable gloves are used in medical and laboratory settings to prevent contamination from harmful substances.
The semipermeable boundary between the two countries made it easy for people to cross, but not goods.
The semipermeable membrane of the respiratory system only allows oxygen and carbon dioxide to pass through, but not other gases.
The semipermeable layer of the contact lens allowed some oxygen to reach the eye, but not all of it.
The semipermeable boundary between the cell and its environment controls the movement of ions and molecules in and out of the cell.
The semipermeable surface of the skin lets sweat escape while preventing water from entering.
The semipermeable membrane of the balloon only allows air to pass through, but not helium.
A semipermeable barrier is used to protect cells in tissue engineering.
The semipermeable membrane in dialysis machines only allows certain substances, such as urea and electrolytes, to pass through, but not others.
The cell membrane is semipermeable, allowing only certain molecules to pass through.
The semipermeable barrier of the blood-brain barrier protects the brain from some harmful substances, but not all.
The artificial kidney uses a semipermeable membrane to filter the patient's blood, mimicking the function of a real kidney.
The artificial semipermeable membrane was able to separate salt and water.
The semipermeable gloves allowed the user to handle hazardous chemicals safely without direct contact.
The semipermeable plastic bag held in some air, but not enough to keep the balloon inflated.
The process of osmosis relies on the semipermeable membrane, which selectively allows the passage of water molecules.
The semipermeable concrete used in construction allowed water to drain through while retaining its structural integrity.
The semipermeable layer of the eggshell allows for the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide during embryonic development.
The semipermeable lining of the bladder allows urine to pass through while preventing the absorption of toxins.
The process of desalination involves the use of semipermeable membranes to remove salt from seawater, making it safe for drinking and irrigation purposes.
The cell membrane is semipermeable, allowing certain molecules to enter and exit the cell.
The semipermeable filter removes impurities from the water, but lets essential minerals pass through.
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