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What is Osmosis?
The net movement of
water
molecules, from a high conc. to a low conc, across a
partially permeable
membrane.
Osmosis is a
passive
process, it doesn't require
energy
from the cell.
What does
partially
permeable mean?
Only some types of
molecules
can
pass through.
(other types cant)
What happens if you place a plant cell in a salty solution?
Higher conc in the
plant cell
, than the
salty solution
,
So, water will
move
from the
inside
of the plant to the outside,
This will cause the plant to
shrink.
What happens if you place a plant cell in pure water?
Lower conc in the
plant cell
, than the
water
around it.
The
water
will move from the beaker, into the
cell
,
This causes the
cell
to
expand.
Plant cells have a
strong
cell
wall
, so it cant
burst
; whereas animal cells
burst
due to the
water
they are placed in.
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