Biology Digestion

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Digestive juices produced mainly in

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Salivary glands,pancreases,stomach

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What digestive juices does the pancreas produce

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Pancreatic juice

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Where soluble food molecules are absorbed

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Small intestine

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Draws out access water from undigested food

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Large intestine

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Tissue definition

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A group of similar cells that work together to perform a function

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3 types of tissue in stomach

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Muscle tissue

Glandular tissue

Epithelial tissue

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What is the difference between

Solute and solvent

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Solute is placed into the solvent

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Diffusion can only occur when?

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When there is a difference in concentration between 2 areas

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What gases are exchanged between the organisms and the environment

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Oxygen and carbon dioxide

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Can large partials get through a leaky cell membrane

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No

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Are cell membranes partially permeable

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Yes

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Where does the oxygen from alveoli defuse to

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Red blood cells

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Are cell membranes partially permeable

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Yes

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Where does the oxygen from alveoli defuse to

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Red blood cells

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2 examples of definition

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Carbon dioxide entering leaf cells

Digested food substances from small intestine entering the blood

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Are cell membranes partially permeable

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Yes

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Where does the oxygen from alveoli defuse to

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Red blood cells

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2 examples of definition

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Carbon dioxide entering leaf cells

Digested food substances from small intestine entering the blood

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What does sedition require of particles

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Energy

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Are cell membranes partially permeable

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Yes

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Where does the oxygen from alveoli defuse to

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Red blood cells

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2 examples of definition

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Carbon dioxide entering leaf cells

Digested food substances from small intestine entering the blood

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What does sedition require of particles

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Energy

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Doss definition require energy from the cell

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No

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Are cell membranes partially permeable

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Yes

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Where does the oxygen from alveoli defuse to

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Red blood cells

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2 examples of definition

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Carbon dioxide entering leaf cells

Digested food substances from small intestine entering the blood

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What does sedition require of particles

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Energy

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Doss definition require energy from the cell

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No

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Does definition require energy from the particles

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Yes

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Are cell membranes partially permeable

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Yes

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Where does the oxygen from alveoli defuse to

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Red blood cells

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2 examples of diffusion

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Carbon dioxide entering leaf cells

Digested food substances from small intestine entering the blood

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What does sedition require of particles

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Energy

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Doss diffusion require energy from the cell

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No

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Does diffusion require energy from the particles

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Yes

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What changes the rate of diffusion

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Surface area

Temp

Concentration gradient of diffusion

Distance

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Is water essential for living organisms

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Yes

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Is water essential for living organisms

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Yes

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What is involved in almost all prices that occur in almost all organisms

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Water

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Is water essential for living organisms

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Yes

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What is involved in almost all prices that occur in almost all organisms

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Water

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Can water defuse through a partially permeable membrane

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Yes

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Is water essential for living organisms

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Yes

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What is involved in almost all prices that occur in almost all organisms

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Water

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Can water defuse through a partially permeable membrane

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Yes

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What process is osmosis

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Passive

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Is water essential for living organisms

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Yes

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What is involved in almost all prices that occur in almost all organisms

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Water

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Can water defuse through a partially permeable membrane

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Yes

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What process is osmosis

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Passive

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What is water potential

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How many water molecules are in a substance

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Is water essential for living organisms

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Yes

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What is involved in almost all processes that occur in almost all organisms

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Water

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Can water defuse through a partially permeable membrane

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Yes

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What process is osmosis

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Passive

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What is water potential

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How many water molecules are in a substance

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Define osmosis

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The net movement of water molecules from a region of high water potential to low water potential

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What is pure waters water potential

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Zero

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What happens when solutes are added to water

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The water potential drops

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What happens when solutes are added to water

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The water potential drops

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What part of the cell shrinks if water leaves the cell

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Cytoplasm

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What happens when solutes are added to water

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The water potential drops

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What part of the cell shrinks if water leaves the cell

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Cytoplasm

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Are cell walls permeable

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Yes 100% permeable

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What happens when solutes are added to water

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The water potential drops

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What part of the cell shrinks if water leaves the cell

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Cytoplasm

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Are cell walls permeable

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Yes 100% permeable