Concentration/Dilution/Excretory System Flashcards

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What is the concentration of a solution?

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The concentration of a solution is the ratio of the amount of solute to the total quantity of solution.

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What does a concentrated solution contain?

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A concentrated solution contains a large amount of dissolved solute in relation to the volume of the solution.

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What does a diluted solution contain?

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A diluted solution contains a small amount of dissolved solute in relation to the volume of the solution.

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What is 30% in g/mL?

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30g/100mL. This percentage shows the amount of solute per 100mL.

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L to mL?

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X1000

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mL to L?

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Divide by 1000.

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Concentration equation?

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C = m/v

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Spectrophotometer?

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Shines light through solutions.

Too much solute, results in a lower number on SPM. Therefore, higher concentration.

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Dilution?

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C1 V1 = C2 V2

C1 = concentration of original solution
V1 = volume of original solution
C2 = concentration of new solution
V2 = volume of new solution
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What is the excretory system?

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System which cleans blood via the kidneys.

It is responsible for getting rid of ant cellular waste from the body.

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What does the excretory system do?

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Filters the blood by removing excess water, urea, carbon dioxide and excess salts.

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We remove excess water by?

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Urinating, sweating and/or breathing.

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We remove urea by?

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Urinating.

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We remove carbon dioxide by?

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Exhaling.

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We remove excess salts by?

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Seating and/or urinating.

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What do kidneys look like?

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The two kidneys are each shapes like a bean and the size of a computer mouse.

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What does the renal artery do?

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The renal artery transports blood from the heart to the kidney.

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What does the renal vein do?

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The renal vein transports blood from the kidney back to the heart.

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What are the ureters?

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Tubes connecting the kidneys to the bladder.

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What is the bladder?

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A sac, which holds urine until it is time to be excreted.

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What is the urethra?

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The tube through which urine travels from the outside of the body.

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What are nephrons?

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Millions of nephrons are found within the cortex/medulla of the kidney.
They remove any excess water and waste from the blood through diffusion.
They produce urine.

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How do kidneys filter blood?

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  • Blood enters the kidney through the renal artery.
  • Waste, salts, urea, etc. diffuse into the nephrons (microscopic little filters).
  • The waste travels from the nephrons into the renal pelvis which is connected to the ureter.
  • Now urine, leads down the ureter into the bladder.
  • Once the bladder fills part way, the urine is excreted out of the urethra.
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What is urine?

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  • Kidneys filter blood, and create waste. This waste is called urine.
  • Urine is mostly made up of water, urea, and uric acid.
  • It also contains electrolytes, which are made up of potassium and sodium (excess salts).
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What are electrolytes made up of?

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Electrolytes are made up of potassium and sodium (excess salts).

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What is homeostasis in the excretory system?

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To keep things balanced:

  • Drink lots of water and urinate when needed.
  • Dark yellow urine may be the result of not drinking enough water or breathing/sweating a lot/
  • Too much salt in the blood, or excessive dehydration, can lead to a build up of salt crystals in the kidneys known as kidney stones.