Biology Y9 Cellular Transport EoT test Flashcards

1
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name 3 factors that affect the rate of diffusion

A

any 3 of: concentration gradient, temperature, diffusion distance, surface area

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2
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diffusion moves from an area of ______ concentration to an area of ______ concentration

A

higher, lower

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3
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what will the particles be in diffusion

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dissolved gases and dissolved liquids

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4
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what is concentration

A

number of particles in a given volume

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5
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diffusion goes ______ the concentration gradient

A

down

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6
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if there are more particles inside an area than outside, diffusion will move ______ the area

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out of

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7
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if there are more particles outside an area than inside, diffusion will move ______ the area

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into

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8
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name 2 places, in which diffusion occurs in an animal

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any 2 of: gas exchange at the alveoli, glucose absorption in the small intestines, glucose diffusion across the cell membrane

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9
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why does gas exchange occur in a plant

A

for photosynthesis

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10
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what is the relationship between temperature and diffusion

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as temperature increases, particles diffuse faster

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11
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what gas exchanges are there at the alveoli

A

oxygen from air to blood, carbon dioxide from blood to air

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12
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what is the concentration gradient

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the difference in particle concentration between 2 areas

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13
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what is the relationship between surface area and diffusion

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as surface area increases, particles diffuse faster

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14
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what is osmosis

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the movement of water from an area of high water potential to an area of low water potential across a partially/selectively permeable membrane

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15
Q

in osmosis ‘water follows ______’

A

solutes

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16
Q

what water has the highest water potential

A

pure water

17
Q

low solute concentration = ______ water potential

A

high

18
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what is a partially/selectively permeable membrane

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a membrane that controls the passage of different substances in and out of cells

19
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how does a partially/selectively permeable membrane control the passage of cells

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through differences in size

20
Q

what is the only partially/selectively permeable membrane we use in biology

A

the cell membrane

21
Q

what happens to a plant cell if there is equal water potential inside and out

A

there is no net change or equilibrium

22
Q

what happens to a plant cell if there is higher water potential outside than inside

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the net movement of water is into the cell, and the cell expands slightly

23
Q

what happens to a plant cell if there is higher water potential inside than outside

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the net movement of water is out of the cell, and the cell shrinks

24
Q

what happens to a plant cell if there is a very low water potential on the outside and a high water potential on the inside

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lots/most of the water leaves, the cytoplasm shrinks, and the cell membrane pulls away from the cell wall

25
Q

what is it called when a cell expands slightly due to osmosis

A

a turgid cell

26
Q

what is it called when a cell shrinks slightly due to osmosis

A

a flaccid cell

27
Q

why might the inside of a plant cell have a lower water potential

A

the permanent vacuole has lots of solutes

27
Q

what is it called when a cell shrinks majorly and most of the water leaves due to osmosis

A

plasmolysis

28
Q

what type of cell is good for a plant (equilibrium/turgid/flaccid)

A

turgid

29
Q

what type of cell leads to a wilting plant (equilibrium/turgid/flaccid)

A

flaccid

30
Q

what symbol is used for water potential

A

Ψ (psi)

31
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what is water potential

A

the ability for water to move from one solution to another

32
Q

in osmosis, as solutes are added, the solution’s water potential is ______

A

lowered

33
Q

what are the 3 marks for in an osmosis question

A

1- direction of water in/out
2- it’s osmosis
3- why - water potential gradient

34
Q

what is crenation

A

when a cell shrinks and has rippled edges

35
Q

what is cytolysis

A

a cell bursting

36
Q

why is an animal cell more vulnerable to bursting than a plant cell

A

it doesn’t have a cell wall