Leaf structures
cell transport
Cell membrane
Prokaryotic vs Eukaryotic Cells
Biomolecule Extension
100
Where is the guard cells located?
10
100
A dissolved substance. (salt)
Solute
100
What cell does 3. represent in this photo?
Animal cell.
100
What does A. represent?
coccus
100
true or false,
glucose and fructose both contain carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen
False.
200
Where is the upper epidermis located?
2
200
A substance with the ability to dissolve other substances to form a solution (water).
Solvent
200
What cell does 4. represent in this photo?
Plant cell.
200
What does B. represent?
Bacillus
200
Water is a ________ ["polar", "non polar"] molecule, which means it has a positive charge on one end and a negative charge on the other end .
Polar
300
Where is the cuticle located?
1
300
What is a mixture of something being dissolved (solute + Solvent).
Solution
300
Where is the cell membrane located?
1.
300
What does C. represent?
spirillum
300
Sugar dissolves easily in water. What can we assume about sugar?
sugar is polar; water soluble
400
Where is the palisades layer located?
3
400
The movement of molecules from an area o high concentration to low concentration
Diffusion
400
Where is the Cell wall located?
2.
400
What is the name of this structure?
Flagellum
400
What is a difference between glucose and galactose?
the H and OH elements are in a different placement around the ring
500
Where is the xylem located?
6
500
Diffusion stops when ____________ has been reached.
Equlibrium
500
Between a plant and an animal cell, which has a cell wall.
Plant cell
500
What is the purpose of this structure?
To allow cells to move around.
500
What does an emulsifier do?
attracts water on one end and oil on the other end