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Movement across cell membrane

transportation of materials

glucose & oxygen )


cells need to obtain substances ( order to out life processes
carry
-

various in

cells need to rid of substances ( carbon dioxide & unreal them


get that useless and harmful to
-

are

1) diffusion

definition : The net movement of particles / molecules / ions ) from a


region
of
higher concentration to a
region of lower

concentration

passive process ( does not


require supply
of )
energy
-

all substances are made of particles


up

gas/ liquid
↳ the is in
particles

constant /random
↳ which kinetic
they
motion
posses
energy
are in

differences in concentration / concentration


gradient ) of substance between two adjacent the
particles spread out
regions evenly
-

a
,

until equilibrium is reached / no net movement )

selectively permeable
can occur across membrane
-

factors
affecting
diffusion

-
size of molecules

↳ small
diffuse faster than
particles large particles

gradient
-

concentration

diffusion difference between


rapidly
↳ occurs more it there is a
large in concentration two
regions
distance of diffusion
-

↳ diffusion if distance of diffusion


rapidly shorter
occurs more the is

medium it'±E¥

↳ diffusion is faster in
gaseous medium

surface area


larger surface area promotes a
higher rate of diffusion

temperature
-

higher because
↳ diffusion faster when kinetic
is
temperature is the
energy
of
particles increases

examples
-

exchange of
gases
in air sacs of
lungs absorption
,
of
digested food into blood from the intestine , movement of CO2 into leaves for

photosynthesis
2) osmosis

definition :
Osmosis is the net movement of water molecules from a dilute solution to a more concentrated solution across the
partially permeable cell

membrane

• effects of osmosis on animal cell


hypotonic
-

burst
swell
eventually
↳ cells and
up

hypertonic
-


cells shrink and appear to be wrinkled Yak

• effects of cell
osmosis on
plant

hypotonic
-

↳ cells swell and become


turgid A- ÉÉIIÉ


-

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⑧ ◦

(
plasmolysed
① cell membrane detches from the cell wall

③ vacuole becomes smaller / disappears

-
there's a net movement

③ small
cytoplasm becomes

3) active transport
definition :
active transport is the movement of
particles against a concentration
gradient using energy
,
from

respiration

-
can dilute → concentrate/ concentrate -2 dilute

① The
particle to be transported binds to a car rier
protein
① shape
change using energy
The
protein carrier its

③ The
particles is released on the other side of the cell membrane


examples

transported blood from ⑦¥4 , substances that useful to the reabsorbed


nutrients
actively into the intestine
body actively
are are are

back absorb mineral from the soil


into the blood from
kidney ,
root hair
actively ions
Respiration

Burning
Food -1
oxygen
→ carbon dioxide 1- water +
energy
Cheat -1
light)
-

food and needed


oxygen are

water and carbon dioxide produced


-

are

amount of released same with


energy
is
respiration
-

requires high temperature


-

single
-

reaction

aerobic

respiration

Glucose -1
oxygen → carbon dioxide + water 1- ( (
6th 06+602 → 6C
02-161-120 )
energy
-

food and needed


oxygen are

water and carbon dioxide produced


-

are

amount of
energy
released is same with
burning
-

requires body temperature only


-

of reaction
-

a series

broken down step by step


-

is
energy
- -

gradually
↳ release
energy

controlled by specific

enzyme
-

reaction take place in mitochondria

to can
speed up reaction

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