Using Scientific Models (5A) Flashcards

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3 TYPES of models

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  1. mathematical (equation and data)
  2. conceptual (diagrams and flowcharts)
  3. physical (tangible)
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Models are generally regarded as ______ which means a _____of ______

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simulacra ; reflection of reality

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Models are defined in 2 viewpoints, namely: _____ & ______.

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TECHNOLOGICAL:
- used as a guide in testing a new design

SCIENTIFIC:
- synthesize a structure-function relation based on universally accepted knowledge
- attempts to describe a system

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USES of a model (5)

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  1. simplification
  2. better visualization for better understanding/analyzation
  3. represents a broad concept to be used to investigate more specific problems
  4. formulation of hypothesis
  5. provides a logical framework of analysis
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OSMOSIS VS DIFFUSION in terms of
1) definition
2) medium used

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O: Type of diffusion that focuses on MOVEMENT OF SOLVENT MOLECULES that cause cell change thru a SEMIPERMEABLE MEMBRANE

D: movement of a substance from HIGH concentrations to LOW concentrations thru ANY medium

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OSMOTIC CONCENTRATION definition

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of dissolved particles/solute per L (mol/L)

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OSMOTIC CONCENTRATION FOR EACH:

  1. Hypoosmotic medium
  2. Isoosmotic medium
  3. Hyperosmotic medium
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  1. Medium has lower osmotic concentration than cell
  2. Medium has equal osmotic concentration than cell
  3. Medium has higher osmotic concentration than cell
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Definition of OSMOTIC POTENTIAL & OSMOTIC (TURGOR) PRESSURE

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OP = Attraction of solute molecules to water

OTP = more solutes = more collisions = more pressure

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TYPES of OSMOTIC medium

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  1. Hypoosmotic medium
  2. Isoosmotic medium
  3. Hyperosmotic medium
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Hypoosmotic vs Hypotonic
Isoosmotic vs Isotonic
Hyperosmotic vs Hypertonic

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osmotic = based on osmotic concentrations
tonic = based on general tonicity

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WHAT TYPE OF OSMOTIC MEDIUM

no net movement

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Isoosmotic

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WHAT TYPE OF OSMOTIC MEDIUM

no cell shape/size change in Human Cells

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Isoosmotic

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WHAT TYPE OF OSMOTIC MEDIUM

Cytolysis

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Hypoosmotic

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WHAT TYPE OF OSMOTIC MEDIUM

no cell shape/size in Plant Cells

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Hypoosmotic

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WHAT TYPE OF OSMOTIC MEDIUM

crenation

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Hyperosmotic

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WHAT TYPE OF OSMOTIC MEDIUM

plasmolysis

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Hyperosmotic

17
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Why was DM bag used as a tangible model for the cell membrane?

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  1. pore size (10-100A)
  2. detection of particle movement is possible
    3.