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Osmosis basics and tonicity

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Osmosis basics and tonicity

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What is osmosis?

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Which term correctly describes a solution with the same solute concentration as the cell?

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What happens to plant cells in a hypotonic solution?

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What happens to cells in a hypertonic solution?

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What is the driving force behind osmosis?

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Which process moves water across a membrane with no solute transport?

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In an isotonic animal cell solution, what happens to water movement?

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Provide a real-life osmosis example.

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Which statement is true about water movement and semipermeable membranes?

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Osmosis is water movement from low to high solute concentration across a selectively permeable membrane.

Isotonic solutions have equal solute concentration to the cell, so no net water movement.

Hypotonic solutions drive water into plant cells, increasing turgor pressure and keeping leaves stiff.

Hypertonic solutions draw water out, shrinking cells (plasmolysis in plant cells).

Osmosis is driven by differences in water potential due to solute concentration.

Osmosis moves water, not solutes, across a semipermeable membrane.

Isotonic solutions yield balanced water flow and stable cell volume.

Pure water outside cells creates a strong osmotic gradient drawing water in.

Water follows the solute gradient, moving to the area of higher solute concentration.

 
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