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TermDefinition
Exocytosis the way that large particles move
Diffusion movement of materials from low to high concentration
Osmosis the diffusion of water
Active Transport MOvement of materials from low to high concentration using ATP energy
ATP cellular energy
Passive Transport Examples are diffusion and osmosis, and energy is not used
Endocytosis when the cell membrane surrounds large particles and takes them into the cell
Cell Membrane surrounds the cell and controls what enters and leaves cells
Semipermeable Means that only some materials can enter and leave cells
Semi permeability Allows certain in and certain things out
equilibrium evenly spread out; even on either side
Metabolism all chemical reactions in a cell
Photosynthesis a chemical reaction that takes place in the chloroplasts of plant cells.
Aerobic Respiration the process that releases the energy stored in glucose into energy the cells can use. USES OXYGEN
Anaerobic Respiration release of energy from glucose without oxygen. Takes place in cytoplasm.
Fermentation two types, part of anaerobic respiration
What enters and leaves the cell during photosynthesis? sunlight + carbon dioxide + water = oxygen + glucose
WHat enters and leaves the leaf during aerobic respiration? glucose + oxygen = carbon dioxide + water + energy
in what part of the plant does photosynthesis usually take place? the leaves
what is glucose made of? chlorophyll, energy, and carbon
what are the two types of fermentation? alcoholic and lactic acid
alcoholic fermentation glucose --> water + carbon dioxide +ATP
lactic acid fermentation glucose --> Lactic Acid + ATP
Created by: akarajic
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