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Chem Part 2-2011

Chemistry Chapter 3 Part 2

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movemement of substances through the cell membrane without using energy passive transport
type of passive transport; movement of molecules other than water from an area of greater concentration to an area of lesser concentration in order to reach EQUILIBRIUM diffusion
an example of this is when O2 molecules leave blood cells that just passed through the lungs to enter blood cells that are low in O2. diffusion
movemement of WATER from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration across a cell membrane osmosis
water enters and leaves a cell at the same rate b/c the water concentration is equal inside and outside the cell; the cell is stable and in equilibrium isotonic solution
there is a greater concentration of water INSIDE the cell vs outside the cell so water LEAVES the cell to try to reach equilibrium hypertonic solution
a salt solution is this....causes water to leave the cell and the cell becomes dehydrated hypertonic solution
greater concentration of water molecules OUTSIDE the cell so more water ENTERS the cell hypotonic solution
distilled water is a ______________ solution; causes the cell to burst while it tries to brng in enough water to reach equilibrium hypotonic
molecules that are too large to pass across the cell membrane use ______________ _____________. this uses transport molecules to help them cross the membrane without energy facilitated diffusion
energy is needed to move molecules across a cell membrane active transport
needed to move molecules from an area of LOW to HIGH concentration active transport
needed to move molecules that are too large and can not use transport molecules in facilitated diffusion active transport
type of active transport where part of the cell membrane forms a vesicle around a particle and brings it into the cell endocytosis
type of active transport where a vesicle is filled with particles, moves to the cell membrane, fuses with it and releases its contents to the outside. exocytosis
the golgi apparatus/golgi bodies use this type of transportation to move modified proteins and lipids out of the cell exocytosis
all chemical reactions in an organism metabolism
a protein that speeds up a chemical reaction without being changed itself. can be used over and over again enzyme
the molecule that an enzyme attaches to and is then changed into 2 new substances substrate
light energy is converted into chemical energy photosynthesis
producers use the sun during this process to make their own energy photosynthesis
plants use __________________ to absorb sunlight. chlorophyll
Know the equation for photosynthesis from your notes yes. Mrs. Fabish I will know the equation for photosynthesis that is in my notes
chemical reactions that break down glucose into simpler substances and release stored energy cellular respiration
this process starts in the cytoplasm and is finished in the MITOCHONDRIA cellular respiration
each time a __________________ molecule is broken down, energy stored in its bonds is released in the form of ATP glucose
Know the equation for cellular respiration that is in your notes yes, Mrs. Fabish. I will memorize the equation for cellular respiration that is in my notes.
this breakdown of glucose begins in the cytoplasm and does NOT move into the mitochondria fermentation
fermentation is the breakdwon of glucose that occurs when ________________ is not present oxygen
does not release as much energy as cellular respiration fermentation
formed in muscles after exercise when cells are deprived of oxygen and still need to breakdown glucose for energy; can lead to sore muscles lactic acid
lactic acid is formed by ____________ and are used to make yougurt and cheese bacteria
photosynthesis and cellular respiration work together. The substances made in one process are needed for the next. True or False? True
this organelle makes proteins ribosomes
in this organelle sunlight is absorbed chloroplasts
in this organelle lipids and proteins are modified and shipped out of the cell golgi bodies
without oxygen, the breakdown of glucose occurs here cytoplasm
in the presence of oxygen, glucose is broken in this organelle mitochondria
mixture in which substances can fall out/or separate suspension
these organic compounds have more energy stored in their bonds but the bonds are harder to break down lipids
these organic compounds are what the cells break down first because they get more usuable energy from them carbohydrates
a group in which nothing is changed;used for comparison control group
group that has a variable is changed experimental group
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