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What is osmosis?

The movement of water particles across a partially permeable membrane from a region of high water concentration to a region of low water concentration

What can and what can't pass through a partially permeable membrane?

Only tiny molecules can like water but bigger molecules like sucrose cannot

What way to water molecules pass through the membrane? And why?

Both ways because water molecules move about randomly all the time

Osmosis is a type of what?

Diffusion

Describe the movement of water in and out of cells

If the concentration of the water molecules is lower than the tissue fluid, water molecules travel into the cell

When you exercise you loose what?

Water and ions that needs to be replaced

What is active transport?

The movement of particles against a concentration gradient using energy released during respiration

Dissolved substances move to where they need to be by ...

Diffusion and active transport

How are exchange surfaces adapted to me inside effectiveness?

-thin, so short diffusion pathway


-large surface area, so lots of substances can diffuse at once


-exchange surfaces in animals have lots of blood vessels to get stuff in and out of the blood quickly


- gas exchange surfaces in animals are often ventilated too

In bigger more complex organisms exchanging materials are more ...

Difficult

What do the alveoli do in the lungs?

Increase the surface area of the lungs

What do the alveoli do in the lungs?

Increase the surface area of the lungs

What is the job of the lungs?

To transfer oxygen to the blood and to remove waste carbon dioxide from it using alveoli

What do the alveoli do in the lungs?

Increase the surface area of the lungs

What is the job of the lungs?

To transfer oxygen to the blood and to remove waste carbon dioxide from it using alveoli

How does oxygen diffuse into the blood from the lungs?

There is a higher concentration of oxygen in the air than in blood so oxygen diffuses out of the air in the alveoli and into the blood in the capillaries, carbon dioxide diffuses in the opposite direction

What do the alveoli do in the lungs?

Increase the surface area of the lungs

What is the job of the lungs?

To transfer oxygen to the blood and to remove waste carbon dioxide from it using alveoli

How does oxygen diffuse into the blood from the lungs?

There is a higher concentration of oxygen in the air than in blood so oxygen diffuses out of the air in the alveoli and into the blood in the capillaries, carbon dioxide diffuses in the opposite direction

How does air enter and leave the alveoli?

Bronchioles

What are 4 adaptations of the alveoli?

Big surface area


Moist liking for dissolvimg gases


Thin walls


Good blood supply