Chaperter 6&7 Questions Flashcards
What is the job , structure, and why do we call it selectively permeable ?
Job: maintains homeostasis
Structure: membrane
Selectively permeable : picks and chooses what goes in and out
Name and explain three things that affect diffusion
Concentration - the higher the concentration that faster the diffusion
Temperature- the higher the temperature that faster the diffusion
Pressure - the greater the pressure the faster the diffusion
Name the three types of solution and explain what they are ?
Isotonic - concentrations are equal on both sides of membrane of movement occurs no overall charge 50% h2o in and out
Hypotonic - concentration of dissolved substances is lower than the concentration inside the cell
15% sugar 85% h20 outside
85% sugar inside 15% h2o
Hypertonic - concentration of dissolved substances is higher than the concentration out side the cell
Outside. 10% h2o 90% sugar
In 90% h2o 10%sugar
Normal diffusion thorough the plasma membrane the cell use of no energy
Passive transport
Movement of molecules from an area of high concentration
Active transport
No energy expanded on the past of the cell materials flow through channels made by the transport proteins
Facilitated diffusion
Is the study of the flow and transformation of energy in the universe
Thermodynamics
What is law 1
The conservation of energy
Energy can be converted from one to another but can’t create or destroy
What is law 2
Energy can not be converted
What is ATP and how is it used
Cells needed to survive
1) energy is used for biological food
2) releasing food energy
3) as an energy currency
How do animals create food energy ?
All food is broken down smaller and smaller bits from stomach to intestine to blood stream to cells
Diagram of ATP
A-p-p-p
Equation for photosynthesis in words and abbreviations
Co2+ 6h2o+light +c6h12o6+ 6o2
Carbon dioxide 6 water sunlight sugar 6 oxygen
What happens in the process of photosynthesis
Light energy is converted to chemical energy then stored
What is a green pigment that has the ability to trap solar energy
Chlorophyll