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What process is defined as the diffusion of water movement?
Osmosis
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During osmosis, water moves from which type of concentration area?
High concentration of
water molecules
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During osmosis, water moves to which type of concentration area?
Low concentration
of
water molecules
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What happens if too much water enters an animal cell?
It
will
swell
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What happens if not enough water enters an animal cell?
It will
shrink
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If an external solution is more dilute, what will happen to the cell?
Water will move in, cell
swells
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What term describes a plant cell that has swelled due to water intake?
Turgid
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What happens if the external solution has the same concentration as inside the cell?
Water moves in and
out
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What term describes a cell lacking water?
Flaccid
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What happens if the external solution is less dilute?
Water will move out of
cell
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What process occurs when the cell membrane moves away from the cell wall due to water loss?
Plasmolysis
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What eventually happens to a cell that undergoes plasmolysis?
It will
die
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In a hypotonic solution, how does water move in relation to the cell?
Water moves
into
the cell
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In an isotonic solution, how does water move in relation to the cell?
There is no
net
water movement
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In a hypertonic solution, how does water move in relation to the cell?
Water moves
out
of the cell
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