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hypotonic
Low solute concentration and high water concentration compared to another solution
Hypertonic
high solute concentration and low water concentration compared to another solution
isotonic
Balanced solute concentration and water concentration
turgor pressure
the pressure exerted by fluid against a plant cell wall as water enters the central vacuole
Lysed
an animal cell that is swollen and about to burst due to lots of water being let in
Flaccid
a plant cell that is limp because its in an isotonic environment with no net gain of water
Plasmolyzed
a plant cell whose plasma membrane has pulled away from the cell wall because of the lack of water in a hypertonic environment
Osmosis
the net movment of water molecules across a selectively permeable membrane
Osmotic pressure
The minimum pressure needed to prevent water from being pulled out by the solute
Hydrostatic pressure
the pressure exerted by a fluid a rest inside a membrane
Phagocytosis
when a cell surrounds and engulfs large SOLID particles
Passive transport
being able to be moved without ATP for power. This uses potential energy to move
Bulk transport
The process in which large particles are moved into a membrane. Requires ATP
Active transport
the movment of molecules with the help of a protein
Moving from high to low water concentration
water movment
Water comes out of the cell when a solute is added
Hypertonic solution, where the concentration of solute outside the cell is higher than inside, causing water to exit the cell to balance solute concentrations.