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What is passive transport?

Transport in cells that does not require metabolic energy

Define diffusion

The net movement of molecules from a region where they are more highly concentrated to a region where there concentration is lower, until evenly distributed.

The 2 proteins involved in facilitated diffusion?

Carrier proteins


Protein channels

The 4 factors that affect rate of diffusion?

Surface area


Temperature


Type of molecule


Steepness of concentration gradient

2 types of diffusion?

Simple diffusion


Facilitated diffusion

Define Osmosis

The movement of water from a region where it has higher water potential to a region where it has lower water potential through a selectively permeable membrane

What is a solute?

Any substance that is dissolved in a solvent

What do the solvent and solute form together?

A solution

The water potential of pure water?

0

What will happen if an animal cell is placed in pure water? And why?

The animal cell will burst, as the pure water has a higher water potential, so water Osmoses into the cell, until it bursts