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1 Cellular Movement Name______________
Bellwork: Use pg.79 under “The Cell and Osmosis” in text. 6 mins Why would red blood cells burst if you placed them in pure water? _____________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ PASSIVE TRANSPORT ACTIVE TRANSPORT __________: ___________________________ _ ______________________________ ________ ______________ ____________________________________________ ____________________________________________ Concentration: High Concentration or Low Concentration? Crowded - _____ _______ Less crowded - _____ _______ Create a Sketch Below Example Problems Draw an arrow to complete the examples. 59% 14% 39% 42% __________: ___________________________ _ ______________________________ ________ ______________ ____________________________________________ ____________________________________________ Osmosis: Why is it not called diffusion? ____ _ _______ Create a Sketch Below Example Problems Draw an arrow to complete the examples. 2% water 9% water 52% water 27% water

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