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Osmosis & Diffusion Quiz

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Transport across membranes

by Sintha Martya
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What is osmosis?

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What describes the movement of substances from high to low concentration without energy?

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What happens to a plant cell in a hypotonic solution (water enters)?

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Which process requires energy?

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Which statement about diffusion is true?

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What is facilitated diffusion?

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Which condition would most increase diffusion rate across a membrane?

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Osmosis specifically refers to water (solvent) movement across a selectively permeable membrane, driven by water potential differences.

Passive transport occurs without cellular energy input when substances move down their concentration gradient.

In hypotonic solutions, water enters cells causing swelling and potential lysis if unchecked.

Active transport moves substances against their gradient using energy.

Diffusion is movement down a concentration gradient, no energy required.

Facilitated diffusion uses transport proteins to assist specific molecules across the membrane.

Higher temperature generally increases molecular motion, speeding diffusion.

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