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| Osmosis is the movement of? |
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| Describe high to low concentration in water. |
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| One side of water tries to make the other side equal. |
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| Water travels from what concentrations? |
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| Is it: 1) Solvent dissolves into a solute, or 2), A solute dissolves into a solvent. |
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| A low water concentration means? |
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| A high solute concentration. |
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| True or False, water moves to more solutes. |
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| A high solute concentration means? |
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| Water will move to a different side if? |
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| There is a higher solute concentration. |
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| What does semipermeable mean in contrast to the cell membrane? |
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| It does not let certain materials pass through, but does let gases through. |
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| What does semipermeable mean in contrast to the cell membrane? |
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| It does not let certain materials pass through, but does let gases through. |
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| What happens if salt moves to one side? |
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| The water will move over to even it out. |
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| Water will completely not move when the membrane is closed of? |
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| False, because it will move inside of the membrane. |
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| What does hypertonic mean? |
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| It means there is a high water concentration. |
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| What is hypertonic and hypotonic? |
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| Hyper tonnic means a high water concentration, and hypotonic means a low water concentration. |
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| The side with more solutes is? |
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| It means the concentration is equal on both sides. |
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| What is the difference between the concentration levels, and what is their effect on blood cells? |
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| Hypertonic is more, isotonic is equal, and hypotonic is less, and hypertonic fills the blood cells, istonic keeps it equal and mellow, and hypotonic decreases the size. |
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| If object A is hypotonic and B is hypertonic, then what do they contrast? |
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