1. 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt 2pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt Diffusion Water Cycle Plants and water OsmosisRandom

2. The uniform mixing of the particles of one substance with those of another substance, caused by the motion of both types of particles.

3. What is Diffusion?

4. This describes a substance or surface that prevents other substances from passing through it

5. What is Impermeable?

6. This describes a substance or surface that prevents other substances from passing through it.

7. What is permeable? This describes a substance or surface that prevents other substances from passing through it.

8. This describes a substance or surface that allows some substances to pass through while preventing others from doing so.

9. What is Semipermeable?

10. This is the default diffusion of particles, called the law of diffusion.

11. What is high to low concentration?

12. This is the process by which water vapor is given off through the stomata leaves.

13. What is process of Transpiration?

14. This is the natural circulation of water on Earth, such as from the ocean, to the atmosphere, to land, and back to the ocean.

15. What is the water cycle?

16. Most water vapor evaporates from this area.

17. What is stomata?

18. ______________ water from plants may form clouds that later release precipitation.

19. What is transpiration?

20. This is the amount of heat that a substance can absorb without increasing in temperature.

21. What is heat capacity?

22. Water carrying dissolved minerals enter plants through this.

23. What are root hairs? Water carrying dissolved minerals enter plants through this.

24. Root hairs increase the surface area of a root, allowing more of this.

25. What is Diffusion?

26. A strong, attractive force that one particle of a substance has for another particle of the same substance.

27. What is cohesion ?

28. The climbing of a liquid in a narrow tube due to attractive forces between particles.

29. What is capillary action? The climbing of a liquid in a narrow tube due to attractive forces between particles.

30. The pressure, developed in roots and caused by osmosis, that forces water upward in a plant.

31. What is root pressure?

32. Osmosis is the diffusion through a _________________ membrane.

33. What is semipermeable ?

34. Osmosis becoems slower and finally ceases as the concentration of a fluid on both sides of a semipermeable membrane ____________.

35. What is equalizes ?

36. if the extracellular fluid has greater amounts of solutes than the fluid on the opposite side of the membrane.

37. What is hypertonic?

38. if the extracellular fluid has lesser amounts of solutes than the fluid on the opposite side of the membrane.

39. What is hypotonic?

40. if the extracellular fluid has the same amounts of solutes than the fluid on the opposite side of the membrane.

41. What are isotonic ?

42. This is what happens to a cell in a hypotonic solution.

43. What is explodes?

44. This is what happens to a cell in a hypertonic solution.

45. What is shriveled up?

46. This is what happens to a cell in a isotonic solution.

47. What is stays the same?

48. This includes the equal dispersal of two or more particles whereas the other is an equal dispersal of free water molecules between a membrane.

49. What is diffusion vs. osmosis?

50. This extracellular/outside solution is ___________ because the water diffuses from the cell to the solution.

51. What is Hypertonic?