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what is the defenition of water potential?

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describe the tendency of water molecules to move from a high to low concentration

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osmosis defenition

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passage of water from a region of high water potential to a region of lower water potential through partially permeable membrane

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difference between osmosis and diffusion (2)

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osmosis is water molecules only through a permeable membrane

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what is just the trident symbol

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water potential

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5
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trident with p meaning

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pressure potential

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6
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trident with s meaning

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solute potential

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7
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water potential of pure water

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zero

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8
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at high conc of water mols water has what type of energy

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greater potential enegry

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9
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what lowers water potential of a solution

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adding solutes

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how does solutes reduce water potential

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when dissolved in water tjere are proportionally fewer water mols to move about

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11
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are all water potentials negative or positibe

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negative

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12
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what is a concentrated solution

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more solutes dissolved in it

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13
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what does it mean the more negative the water potential is

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fewer free water molecules there are

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14
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defenition of water potential

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tendency of water to move into a system

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15
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in a diagram of circles where of 0 and -10 kPa where would the arrow go

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from 0 to -10

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16
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what lowers plant cells water potential

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presene of solute molecules in the vacuole

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17
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what type of number is pressure potential

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usually positive

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18
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connection between Ψp and Ψs

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Ψp decreases, Ψs increases

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19
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what does it mean when Ψs increases

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becomes less negative

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20
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what does it mean when Ψs becomes less negative

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water not drawn in

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21
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what is the water potential equal to

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solute potential and pressure potential

22
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Ψcell meaning

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water potential

23
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which way does water move in a hypertonic solution?

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out of the cell

24
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what happens in a hypertonic solution

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plamolysis in plant cells

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what is incipient plasmolysis
only half cells have plasmolysisied
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movement in a isotionic medium
non net movement
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Ψp inn plant cells in a isotonic medium
0
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how do plant cells in isotonic medium look like
flaccid
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how do plant cells in hypertonic medium look like
flaccid
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water movement in hypotonic medium
move into the cell
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how will plant cells look like in hypotonic external medium
turgid
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defenition of hypotonic
low conc of solute higher water potential
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defenition of hypertonic
high conc of solute lower water potential
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isotonic defenition
same solute concentration as inside cell same water potential as inside the cell
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what is the defenition of a turgid cell
firm cell as a result of cell content pushing against cell wall
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how can you make a cell turgid
putting it in water which is hypotonic
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defenition of turgid
fully turgid plant cells hold as much water as possible no more water can enter as cell wall cant expand further
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defenition of plasmolysis
when water leave a plant cell by osmosis the cytoplasm and vacuole shrink and cell membrane pulls away from the cell wall
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osmosis with surcose in 0.2M
water enters potato cells down a water potential gradient
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osmosis with surcose in 0.5M ( where the line crosses 0 mass change)
no change water potential either side is equal non net moevment incipient plasmolysis
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osmosis with sucrose concentration of 1.0 mol
decrease in mass is caused by water leaving potato cells down conc gradient
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4 types of bulk transport
endocytosis exocytosis pinocytosis phagocytosis
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pinocytosis defenition
uptake of large molecules from solution by endocytosis
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phagocytosis defenition
uptake of solid particles by a cell
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what is endocytosis
large partiles enter cells by endocytosis cell membrane engulfs particles forming vesicle which enters cytoplasm
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3 steps for endocytosis
1 - plasma membrane folds inwards 2 - plasma membrane engulfs the material 3 - plasma membrane fuses to enclose the material
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what are the 2 types of endocytosis
pinocytosis phagocytosis
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whhat is exocytosis
opposite of endocytosis
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3 factors which affect fludiity of the membrane?
heat ethanol pH
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factors which affect gas exchange by diffusion
Surface area Diffusion distance Diffusion gradient
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how to get gas exchange by diffusion to be most effective
Surface area of the surface increases Diffusion distance decreases Diffusion gradient becomes more steep