5.3: Passive transport is diffusion of a substance across a membrane with no energy investment Flashcards

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Diffusion

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movment of particles so they spread into more space/less concentration

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how temp impacts diffusion ?

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higher temp makes diffusion faster

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Concentration gradient

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a region where the density of a substance decreases or increases, high to low

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Passive Diffusion

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substance travels from high to low concentration , no ATP energy

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Active transport

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if you are going against concentration gradient,low to high, using ATP

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net diffusion

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molecules move down their concentration gradient, keeps going until equilibrium acheived.

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dynamic equilibrium

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solute molecules cross at equal rates

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osmosis

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The diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane, salt usually sucks the water

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Explain the U model diffusion

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the aqeous solution with the high free water(lowest concentration of solute) will diffuse into the area with low free water(higher concentraiton of solute) until both sides are the same solute concentration

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Tonicity

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the ability of a solution to cause a cell to gain or lose water

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Isotonic solutions, what happens to animals cell

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solute concentration is the same as that inside the cell; no net water movement across the plasma membrane(only dynamic equilibrium), favorable animal cell environment

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Hypertonic solutions, what happens to animals cell

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solute concentration is greater than that inside the cell; cell loses water, solute vise versa, shriveled animal cell

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Hypotonic solution, what happens to animals cell

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Solute concentration is less than inside the cell; cell gains water, solute vise versa, lysed cell.

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osmoregulations

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the control of solute concentrations and water balance, is a necessary adaptation for life in such environments, happens faster due to warmth

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Turgid

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when in hypotonic solution, plant cell is in optimal condition because the vacuole needs to be full and the cell wall needs to be pushed on

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Flaccid

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when in Isotonic solution, it is wilting due to water not having a net tendency to enter

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Plasmolyzed

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when in hypertonic solution, lack of water leads to membrane pulling away from cell wall and can lead to plant death

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facilitated diffusion

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when a hydrophilic substance diffuses through a lipid bilayer through the help of a transport protein,is the other diffusion next to normal diffusion

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ion channels

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channel prtoeins that transport ions

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gated channels

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open and close in response to a stimulus(used by ion channels)

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Where does water move in terms of water potential

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Water moves from high water potential to low potential

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what is the formula for water potential

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ψ = ψp+ ψs

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ψp

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0 if no pressure is given

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ψs

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-(i)(C)(R)(T)

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ionization constant(i)

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if sugar, starch, or protein: it is 1, NaCl : 2

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Molar Concentration(C)

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Given in M

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R

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0.0831

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Calculate Celsius to Kalvin(T)

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(273 + C) kalvin

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What are the 3 types of passive transport

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simple diffusion, facilitated diffusion, and osmosis