Which among the following is always true for mass transfer to occur? – McqOptions

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1.	Which among the following is always true for mass transfer to occur?
A.	Difference in concentration
B.	Difference in Pressure
C.	Difference in temperature
D.	Difference in chemical potential
Answer» E.

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