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diffusion and the cell membrane

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What is diffusion? movement of molecules to take up all the available space
When does diffusion occur across a membrane? When there is a higher concentration of molecules on one side of the membrane than on the other.
How is active transport different from diffusion? molecules move from low to high concentrations and require ATP (cell energy) to do it
Why is the cell membrane said to have selective permeability? It allows only certain molecules into and out of the cell.
What 3 factors influence whether or not a molecule can enter or exit the cell? 1.Size of particle 2.concentration of particles 3. shape of particle (lock and key - enzymes)
What is dynamic equilibrium? The back and forth movement across a membrane in an effort to balance molecule concentrations
How does salt influence the amount of water in a solution? The more salt dissolved in a solution, the less water molecules are present
What is another name for diffusion? passive transport
What are transport molecules? proteins embedded in the cell membrane that help molecules move through.
how do cells communicate with eachother? send enzymes(key) out of the cell membrane to interact into receptors (Lock) in another cell membrane
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