
Unit 3 iGCSE- Movement In and Out of Cells
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Unit 3 iGCSE- Movement In and Out of Cells
By Robert Bailey
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is the best definition of diffusion?
The movement of water from an area of high concentration to low.
The movement of particles down a concentration gradient by random motion.
The movement of particles against a concentration gradient.
The movement of particles down a concentration using energy.
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Open Ended
Define Diffusion
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How many of these key words (bold) did you include?
The Net movement of particles;
From an area of high concentration to low concentration or down a concentration;
Due to random movement;
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Multiple Choice
What provides the energy for diffusion?
ATP
Kinetic energy of molecules
The cell
Mitochondria
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Exam tip:
Diffusion
REMEMBER:
Always high ---> low concentration
Can occur across a cell membrane...
BUT Is the only form of cell transport that does not require a cell membrane.
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Osmosis
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Open Ended
Define Osmosis...
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Osmosis
Is the net movement of water molecules from a region of high water potential to low water potential (or down a water potential gradient) through a partially permeable membrane.
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Osmosis always occurs from an area of high to low concentration.
high water potential-------> low water potential
Exam Tip: Always try to locate the area of high water potential first (remember that this will always be the dilute solution).
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Boiling a piece of carrot destroys the membrane so no osmosis will occur
Remember osmosis requires a fully functional cell membrane
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Open Ended
Define Active transport
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How many of the following did you include?
The movement of particles through a semi-permeable cell membrane;
From a region of low concentration to high concentration;
Using ATP/energy from respiration;
And specific protein carriers;
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Explain how protein molecules move particles across a membrane during active transport. (4)
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Explain how protein molecules move particles across a membrane during active transport. (4)
Specific substance binds to the carrier protein;
ATP binds to the protein;
This causes it to change its shape.
Allowing it to move substances from an area of low concentration to high concentration.
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