PLANT CELLS AND WATER Flashcards

1
Q

has a tendency to attract electrons

A

electronegativity

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2
Q

Perhaps the single
most important property of water is that it is a liquid
over the range of temperatures most compatible with
life

A

Temperature and Physical State

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3
Q

is used to describe the thermal capacity of a
substance or the amount of energy that can be absorbed
for a given temperature rise

A

specific heat

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4
Q

The combination of high specific heat and thermal conductivity enables water to absorb and redistribute large amounts of heat energy without correspondingly large increases in temperature.

A

Absorption and Dissipation of Heat

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5
Q

Energy is required
to cause changes in the state of any substance, such as
from solid to liquid or liquid to gas, without a change
in temperature

A

Melting and Vaporizing Water

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6
Q

The energy required to convert a substance from the solid to the liquid state

A

heat of fusion

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7
Q

r the energy required to convert one mole of liquid water to one mole of water vapor

A

heat of vaporization

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8
Q

encourage solvation by reducing the probability that ions can recombine and form crystal structures

A

hydration shell

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9
Q

The polarity of molecules can be measured by a
quantity known as the

A

dielectric constant

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10
Q

The strong mutual attraction between water molecules resulting from hydrogen bonding

A

cohesion

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11
Q

is the maximum tension that an uninterrupted column of any material can withstand without breaking

A

tensile strength

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12
Q

Movement of substances from one region to another

A

translocation

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13
Q

occurs when an external
force, such as gravity or pressure, is applied. As a result, all of the molecules of the substance move in a mass

A

bulk flow

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14
Q

a directed movement from a region of a high
concentration to a region of lower concentration, but it
is accomplished through the random thermal motion of
individual molecules

A

diffusion

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15
Q

diffusion of water

A

osmosis

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16
Q

the pressure component arises from the force exerted outwardly against the cell walls by the expanding protoplast

A

turgor pressure

17
Q

the condition in which the protoplast just fills the cell volume

A

incipient plasmolysis