Water Properties, Solutions, and Cell Transport: Key Concepts for Science Students

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What is the polarity of water molecules caused by?

Uneven distribution of electrons

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What type of bond forms between water molecules?

Hydrogen bond

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What term describes water molecules sticking to different surfaces?

Adhesion

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What term describes water molecules sticking to each other?

Cohesion

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What is a homogeneous mixture called when solutes dissolve completely in a solvent?

Solution

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What is the component of a solution present in smaller amounts and dissolves in the solvent?

Solute

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What is the component of a solution present in larger amounts and dissolves the solute?

Solvent

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What term describes substances that dissolve well in water?

Hydrophilic

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What term describes substances that repel or do not dissolve in water?

Hydrophobic

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What unit measures concentration as moles of solute per liter of solution?

Molarity (M)

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What process involves adding solvent to decrease concentration of a solution?

Dilution

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What term describes the movement of water through a semi-permeable membrane?

Osmosis

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What type of solution has a higher solute concentration compared to another?

Hypertonic

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What type of solution has a lower solute concentration compared to another?

Hypotonic

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What type of solution has equal solute concentration compared to another?

Isotonic

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What term describes the net movement of particles from high to low concentration?

Diffusion

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What type of diffusion requires protein channels to transport molecules?

Facilitated diffusion

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What type of transport moves molecules against their concentration gradient using energy?

Active transport

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What molecule provides energy for active transport?

ATP

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What term refers to the overall direction of molecular movement during diffusion?

Net movement