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is the random movement of molecules from higher concentration to a low concentration |
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2 factors that affect diffusion |
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2 factors are temperature, suface area and size of molecule |
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molecules which use diffusion |
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gases such as oxygen and carbondixode
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is the passage of water molecules from a region of there high concentration to a region of their low concentration though a partially semi permeable membrane it is the form of diffusion which only water molecule move |
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what does hypertonic mean |
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solutions have more solute than the inside of the cell and lead to crenation (shrivel up) |
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solutions have less solute than inside the cell and lysis ( bursting) |
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have an equal amount of solute on the inside and outside of the cell and this doesn’t affect the cell. |
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is the movement of molecules from a lower to higher concentration using ATP as energy, requires a protein carrier. |
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facilated diffusion what is it |
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is the transport of molecules across the plasma membrane from a higher concentration to a lower concentration. Via a protein carrier
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how to test for lipids ( fats) |
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The regents for a lipid test is put a paper towel on a table and put something on it and see if they’re a stain |
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how to you find if a substance has protien in it
what colour will it turn if its has protien in it |
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The regents used for proteins is biuret regent a positive test for protein will turn purple |
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how to test for glucose ( sugar) |
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The regents used to test for sugars are glucose use benedicts solution than put test tube into a hot water bath |
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how do you test for carbohydrates
what colour will it turn if its positive |
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The regents used to test for carbohydrates are 1 percent starch and 5 drops of iodine the colour it will turn if the control is positive is brown |
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what colour do gram positive cells turn |
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the cells that retain the primary stain will appear blue or purple |
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what colour will gram negative cells be |
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Cells that stain with the counterstain will appear pink or red |
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what is a eletron microscope |
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uses a beam of electrons magnified and focused on a photographic plate by means of electronic.
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