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What is the main topic covered in the video?
Diffusion
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What is diffusion?
Diffusion is the net movement of particles from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration.
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What happens to molecules when they are left alone?
They move about randomly and
spread
out over
time.
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How does the concept of net movement relate to diffusion?
Net movement refers to the overall movement of all particles considered together as a group.
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Can diffusion occur in both gases and liquids?
Yes, diffusion can happen in both gases and liquids.
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What is an example of diffusion in gases?
Spraying perfume in a room.
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What is an example of diffusion in liquids?
Adding food coloring
to a
beaker
of water.
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What is a partially permeable membrane?
A
membrane
that allows only some
molecules
to diffuse through it.
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Which types of molecules can generally diffuse through cell membranes?
Very small molecules like water,
glucose
, and
amino acids.
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Why can't larger molecules diffuse through cell membranes?
Because they are too big to fit through the membrane.
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What does it mean that diffusion is a passive process?
It means that diffusion does not require any energy from the cell.
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What is the first factor that affects the rate of diffusion?
The
concentration gradient.
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How does a larger concentration gradient affect diffusion?
The
larger
the concentration gradient, the
higher
the rate of diffusion.
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How does temperature affect the rate of diffusion?
Higher temperatures give particles more energy, causing them to move faster and diffuse more quickly.
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What is the relationship between surface area and the rate of diffusion?
The larger the surface area, the higher the rate of diffusion.
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Why would a box with a larger surface area have a higher rate of diffusion?
More
particles can fit around its surface, allowing
more
particles to diffuse in and out at once.
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What are the three factors that affect the rate of diffusion?
Concentration
gradient
Temperature
Surface
area
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What is the process of diffusion summarized?
Molecules move
randomly
Spread out from
high
concentration to
low
concentration
Occurs in
gases
and
liquids
Can happen through
partially permeable
membranes
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