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Diffusion and Osmosis

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Diffusion and Osmosis

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Selectively Permeable Some substances can

pass through themembrane while othercannot

Why is this important?– Cells must let in

needed materials(oxygen, food) whilegetting rid of wasteproducts.

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Diffusion Molecules move from an

area of higherconcentration to anarea of lowerconcentration

What causes diffusion?– Random motion of

molecules2

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WaterDissolvedmolecules

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Osmosis Diffusion of water

molecules through aselectively-permeablemembrane– Dissolved molecules

(i.e. glucose, starch)are called solutes

– The liquid they aredissolved in is calledthe solvent

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Effects of Osmosis on Cells

[water] = [solute]

Low [water]outside cell

High [water]outside cell

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Transportation of Molecules Passive Transport

– Movement of dissolvedmolecules through amembrane WITHOUTusing cellular energy

Active Transport– Movement of molecules

through a membraneUSING cellular energy

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Egg-speriment

VinegarSugarsyrup

Distilledwater

Coloredwater Cola

DietCola

Saltwater Alcohol

Demonstrate the effects of osmosis using anegg to model a cell– Dissolve eggshells in vinegar (weak acid)– Submerge eggs in different aqueous environments– Measure volume of liquid remaining and egg

circumference to determine movement of water