Diffusion/Osmosis
The direction particles move during diffusion
High to low concentration
This type of transport requires no energy
Passive transport
What energy is required for photosynthesis
Sunlight
The energy molecule produced during cellular respiration
ATP
The movement of water specifically across a membrane
Osmosis
The molecules that serve as "gates" for passive or active transport
Proteins
The products of photosynthesis
Glucose and oxygen
Reactants needed for cellular respiration
Glucose and oxygen
The food coloring in class would be an example of diffusion through what substance
Water
The type of transport moving molecules in the opposite direction they normally would go
Active transport
Part of the cell where photosynthesis occurs
Chloroplasts
Products of cellular respiration
Carbon dioxide, water, ATP
Smoke would diffuse through what substance
Air
The type of transport that requires energy
Active transport
Type of organism that uses photosynthesis to make food
Producers
Part of the cell where respiration occurs
Mitochondria
What happens to a raisin when placed in pure water
It takes in water
Large molecules are moved into a cell with the use of a vesicle during this type of transport
Endocytosis
The reactants of photsynthesis
Sunlight, water, carbon dioxide
Type of organisms that use cellular respiration to produce energy
Consumers