DIFFUSION OSMOSIS What does the prefix homo mean
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DIFFUSION / OSMOSIS
• What does the prefix ‘homo’ mean? • Same
HOMEOSTASIS • Homeostasis (aka Homoeostasis): the tendency of a system to STAY THE SAME • Our body is an example of a system
• There are two ways that homeostasis can be maintained: – Diffusion – Osmosis
OSMOSIS • Osmosis is the movement of high to low concentration. WATER from
• Membranes (barriers) can be permeable Permeable (def. ): allowing things (such as liquid or solids) to pass through
• What does the word ‘selective’ mean? *Think of charter schools that are described as selectively enrolled students So what does selective permeability mean?
SELECTIVE PERMEABILITY • Selective Permeability: a PARTIALLY selective membrane that allows only CERTAIN things to go through
DIFFUSION • Diffusion is movement of solid, gases, and other substances molecules (solutes) from high to low concentration.
PRACTICE/PREDICTION
3 TYPES OF CONCENTRATION • Hypertonic • Hypotonic • Isotonic • Hyper = More • Hypo = Less • Iso = Same
ISOTONIC SOLUTION concentration of solute outside of the cell is EQUAL to the concentration of solute inside the cell. H 2 O Water Molecule Dissolved Molecule
HYPOTONIC SOLUTION Concentration of solute is LOWER (higher water concentration) outside of the cell than the concentration of solute inside the cell. H 2 O Water Molecule Dissolved Molecule
• In a HYPOtonic solution - The cell swells because more water goes in the cell. Less solutes outside of the cell, high concentration of solutes in the cell, so water moves in.
HYPERTONIC SOLUTION Concentration of solute is HIGHER (water concentration is lower) outside of the cell than the Concentration of solute inside of the cell H 2 O Water molecule Dissolved molecule
• In a HYPERtonic solution - The cell shrinks because water leaves the cell. High concentration of solids on the outside of the cell, so the cell loses water and shrinks.
What type of solution is this Hypo -, Hyper- or Iso- tonic? Which way will the water move?
Hypotonic Water moves INTO the cell
What type of solution is this Hypo -, Hyper- or Iso- tonic? Which way will the water move?
Isotonic Water moves at an EQUAL rate into and out ofthe cell
What type of solution is this Hypo -, Hyper- or Iso- tonic? Which way will the water move?
Hypertonic Water moves OUT of the cell
water Cell stays the SAME Cell SWELLS Cell Shrinks
ANIMAL CELL Isotonic Hypertonic PLANT CELL Isotonic Hypertonic
- What does the prefix "homo" mean?
- Homo habilis scuola primaria verifica
- Transport mechanism
- Facilitated diffusion vs osmosis
- Diffusion osmosis
- Receptor - mediated endocytosis
- Facilitated diffusion
- What is expansion diffusion
- Trimean
- Rupt root definition
- Prefix thermo
- Mis prefix
- Words with the root cide
- What does the prefix di mean in dichotomous
- Definition of prefix super
- In the term anicteric the prefix an- means
- Prefix mono-
- Words that use the prefix super
- Fort latin root
- Introduce parts of a medical term
- What does the prefix trans mean in the word transportation?
- Ectomy examples
- Water potential
- Does osmosis require energy
- Does osmosis require a partially permeable membrane
- How to solve mean absolute deviation
- What does mean mean
- Say mean matter graphic organizer
- Mean square displacement diffusion coefficient
- Does simple diffusion require energy
- Does facilitated diffusion require a transport protein
- How does diffusion help maintain homeostasis?
- How does distance affect diffusion