Transport : diffusion osmosis + active transport Flashcards

1
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Diffusion

A

a net movement of particles through a partially permeable membrane from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration

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2
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Diffusion must occur within

A

a gas / dissolved substance

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3
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Net movement

A

movement of all particles

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4
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when molecules are left alone..

A

they move randomly

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5
Q

diffusion is a __________ process
because it doesn’t require…

A

passive
energy from the cell, it is random movement of molecules

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6
Q

partially permeable

A

only lets through smaller molecules such as water

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7
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3 factors that affect the rate of diffusion

A

concentration gradient
temperature
surface area

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8
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how does the concentration gradient affect diffusion

A

larger concentration gradient + higher rate of diffusion)

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9
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how does temperature affect diffusion

A

higher temperature gives particles more energy to move faster

higher temp –> high rate of diffusion

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10
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how does surface area affect diffusion

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large surface area = more particles can fit around surface

large surface area –> higher rate of diffusion

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11
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osmosis

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the net movement of water molecules through a partially permeable membrane from an area of higher water concentration to an area of lower water concentration

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12
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water concentration

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amount of water compared to other molecules , like sugars and salts, dissolved in water

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13
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hypotonic

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lower concentration of solutes than inside the cell

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14
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hypertonic

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higher concentration of solutes than inside the cell

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15
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isotonic

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concentration of solutes is equal inside and outside cell

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16
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hypotonic red blood cell

A

cell bursts because excesses water is being diffused

osmotic lysis

17
Q

isotonic red blood cell

A

normal
equal movement of water in and out

18
Q

hypertonic red blood cell

A

cell shrivels because of loss of water

crentation

19
Q

hypotonic root hair cell

A

normal
water enters cell

turgid

20
Q

isotonic root hair cell

A

becomes soft and loose

flaccid

21
Q

hypertonic root hair cell

A

cell membrane pulls away from wall, cell loses water

plasmolyzed

22
Q

a solution with a high water conc

A

dilute

23
Q

a solution with a low water conc

A

concentrated

24
Q

why can single celled organisms rely only on simple diffusion

A

they have a large surface area to volume ratio. lots of surface area to diffuse across and not too much volume to travel through

25
Q

why can large multi cellular organisms not just rely on simple diffusion

A

they have several layers of cells between the center and the environment, useful substances take longer to diffuse in and out

26
Q

what do large multi cellular organisms use instead of simple diffusion

A

transport systems of tubes and vessels (eg circulatory system)

27
Q

name a hazard risk and mitigation attempt in the osmosis potato rqp

A

scalpel, cutting skin, cut away from potato

cork borer, injuring hand, cut potatoes on ceramic tile

28
Q

independent dependant and control variable in osmosis potato rqp

A
  • conc of sucrose solutions
  • change in mass of potato cylinders
  • time each cylinder is left in sucrose solution
29
Q

why did the mass of the potato increase in distilled water

A

the water conc was higher outside the potato cell, therefore water moves into the potato through osmosis

30
Q

why did the mass of the potato decrease in solutions with 0.2-1m solutions

A

the water conc was lower outside the potato cell, so water moves out of the potato

31
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active transport

A

movement of particles across a partially permeable membrane against the concentration gradient (from low conc to high) requiring energy from cellular aerobic respiration

32
Q

active transport is a _______ process

A

active

33
Q

what proteins are needed in active transport

A

carrier proteins, they pick up specific molecules and carry them against the concentration gradient

34
Q

how does the villi use diffusion and active transport to get nutrients into the blood

A

diffusion is used until equilibrium is achieved . after this glucose moves from low conc (small intestine) to high conc (blood) through active transport. this ensures all nutrients are absorbed from your food

35
Q

examples of active transport

A

kidney reabsorbs sodium ions from urine
thyroid gland takes in iodine for production of hormones