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What is required for the Active transport process?
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ATP
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What moves across a _____ membrane to the side with the highest concentration of solutes?
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H20
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What i reached through osmosis and indicates a net zero movement of h20 molecules
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An isotomic condition
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What are organisms that cannot make their own food; they need to east
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Heterotrophs
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What uses oxygen to convert chemical energy stored in organic molecules into ATP
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Cellular respiration
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What does ATP consist of
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adenine, ribose and a triphosphoate tail
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What is released when a phosphate group is removed from ATP?
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Energy
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Why are cellulr respiration and photosynthesis opposite porcesses?
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Because photosynthesis uses carbon dioxide and cellular respiration produces it
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What is released during cellular respiration?
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Energy (atp)
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What are the reactants in cellular respiration?
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Glucose and oxygen
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What is a product of cellular respiration
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Water
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A process that requires oxygen is said to be
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aerobic
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What uses sunlight to convert water and carbon dioxied into oxygen and sugars?
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Photosynthesis
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Why do plants appear green?
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Because cholorphyll does not absorb green light
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The ___ and ___ regions of th evisible spectrum are absorbed by chlorophyl, while the _____ regions are not.
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red, blue ......... green
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