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Osmosis
Test on Nov. 24
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What are mitochondria and why are they important include cristae | Mitochondria break down glucose which creates energy for the cell. They use Cristae to increase surface area so more vigorously broken down |
| Define passive transport | Passive transport is the movement of substances through a cell it goes from hi two and requires no energy |
| Define osmosis and diffusion | This is the movement of water. Diffusion is the movement of substances that are anything but water. |
| What is the difference between isotonic hypertonic and hypotonic solutions | Isotonic is where the seller has reached equilibrium. Same amount of h2o are going in and out. Hypertonic is where there's a greater concentration of H2O inside the cell so more H2o try to reach equilibrium. Hypertonic solution is where more |
| Why are osmosis and diffusion important | diffusion is the movement of substances that one higher to lower concentration is the movement of the head a little concentration it's important because the cell can maintain equilibrium a Homo stasis |
| Define enzyme and substrate | Enzymes are proteins that speed up chemical reactions and sub trades are what enzymes act upon and changed forever |
| Define all of the reactions in organism | Metabolism |
| True or false producers make their own food | True |
| Photosynthesis equation | 6C02 plus H20 plus energy yields see 6H 1206+602 |
| Find Sellier respiration and fermentation | So you are respiration is where glucose is broken down. Fermentation is where there's no oxygen and glucose is broken down this creates lactic acid |
| Define facilitated diffusion | When molecules are too large to pass across cell membranes transfer molecules through a separate gateway |
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