Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
35 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
if the temperature is above absolute zero (-273 C), molecules of all substances exhibit?
|
a constant random motion
|
|
random movement of microscopic particles caused by collisions with molecules of the surrounding medium
|
Brownian movement
|
|
the constant movement of molecules is also a cause of?
|
diffusion, osmosis, and dialysis
|
|
molecules move from a region of greater molecular activity to a region of lesser activity
|
diffusion
|
|
high viscosity
|
decreases diffusion
|
|
high molecular weight
|
decreases diffusion
|
|
high concentration
|
increases diffusion
|
|
high temperature
|
increases diffusion
|
|
high pressure
|
increases diffusion
|
|
amount of one substance in a given quantity of another substance
|
concentration
|
|
concentration is measured by this; higher values being higher concentration
|
molarity
abbr. M |
|
mixture of 2 or more components
|
solution
|
|
component of a solution that does the dissolving (frequently water)
|
solvent
|
|
component that is dissolved in the solvent
|
solute
|
|
movement of a solvent through a semi permeable membrane from a solution with higher concentration of solvent (hypotonic) to a solution with a lower concentration of solvent (hypertonic)
|
osmosis
|
|
less solute and more solvent than the other side; solvent will leave this solution
ex. distilled water |
hypotonic
|
|
more solute and less solvent than the other side; solvent will flow into this solution
ex. salty water |
hypertonic
|
|
both sides have equal concentrations of solvent; there will be no net movement of solvent
|
isotonic
|
|
if cell is placed in a hypertonic solution?
|
it loses water
|
|
in plant cell the cell will_________ if places in hypertonic solution.
what is this called? |
-shrivel up in the middle of the cell, with the chloroplasts trapped inside
-plasmolysis |
|
if the cell is placed in hypotonic solution?
|
cell will gain water and swell
|
|
a plasmolyzed cell will then?
-what is this called? |
-look normal again
-deplasmolysis |
|
process by which any substance, solute or solvent, will pass through the pores of a semi permeable membrane as long as the substance is smaller than the pores
|
dialysis
|
|
absolute zero
|
-273 C
|
|
example of brownian movement
|
lampblack/detergent solution
|
|
three states pure chemicals exist
|
gaseous solid lliquid
|
|
total weight of atoms composing one molecule of a substance
|
molecular weight
|
|
resistance flow
|
viscosity
|
|
tested rate of diffusion
|
agar
|
|
what effect does the molecular weight have to do with diffusion
|
heavier-----slower
lighter------faster |
|
observed osmosis in
|
elodea
|
|
elodea---when NaCl added?
|
got smaller
|
|
elodea---when distilled water added?
|
get bigger
|
|
in dialysis experiment w/ phenolphthalein & NaOH---why does pink color form in bag but no in water in beaker?
|
hydroxide is small enough to enter
|
|
in experiment w/ starch and iodine---why does blue color form in water but not bag?
|
starch too big to enter bag
iodine small enough to leave bag |