Lab 5: Diffusion And Osmosis Flashcards

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Define osmosis??

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The movement of water through a semi-permeable membrane corresponding to concentration of ions in and outside cell.

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Define diffusion?

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The movement of molecules from an area of high concentration to low concentration. The process by which cells retrieve nutrients from their surrounding.

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Define Agar??

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A gelatinous polysaccharide derived from red algae.

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Define dialysis tubing??

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A manufactured, semi-permeable material, like a cell, that allows certain molecules to diffuse so long as they correspond with the pores in the material.

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Define Potassium Permanganate??

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KMnO4. Water soluble purple salt.

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Define Selective Permeability??

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Cell has some control over what crosses it so that only certain molecules either enter or leave.

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Define Hypertonic??

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Noting a solution of higher osmotic pressure than another with which it is compared.

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Define Hypotonic??

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Noting a solution of lower osmotic pressure than another solution with which it is compared.

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Define Isotonic?

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Noting or pertaining to solutions characterized by equal osmotic pressure.

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Define Cork Borer?

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A metal tool used for cutting a hole in an object, usually to insert a glass tubing, with the individual borer being hollow.

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Define Dionized Water??

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Hypotonic because most all ions have been removed.

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Describe deionization??

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Removing ions from a solution by passing water through two ion exchange materials. The first removes calcium and magnesium ions and then Removing + metallic ions by replacing them with an iron exchange material.

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Why does potassium permanganate diffuse slower in gel??

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It’s due to the ionic conductivity of the polymer as oppose to water, which has a greater conductivity, thus allowing the ion bonds to form.

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