Cell Membrane
Osmosis
Labs
Water
Draw
100

How many layers is the cell membrane?

2

100

Osmosis is the movement of what?

Water

100

As we saw in our cell size lab, cells need to have a lot of ___________ _______ so nutrients can get in.

surface area

100

How do the heads of phospholipids feel about water?

Love it!

100

If there are equal amounts of solute inside the cell as there are outside the cell, what kind of solution would it be?

isotonic

200

Phospholipids are made out of what main component?

fat

200

Water moves towards where there is more what?

salt

200

What kind of solution was the corn syrup egg in?

hypertonic

200

Water moves in/out of cells so that it maintains what?

homeostasis

200

A cell (30% solute) in super salty water (60% solute) would be considered what kind of solution?

hypertonic

300

What is the cell membrane made of? (2 main things)

phospholipids and proteins

300

Molecules move from an area of _______ to ________ concentration.

High to Low

300

What was the evidence that proved the gummy bear was in a hypotonic environment? 

Increase in mass

300

Why are phospholipid tails pointing inward in the cell membrane?

They hate water

300

A long, skinny cell was designed. Its surface area was 70 cm^2, and its volume was 10 cm^3. What is the ratio, and would it be a successful cell?

7:1 and yes

400

What is the official name of the cell membrane?

Phospholipid Bilayer

400

Osmosis is a type of ___________

diffusion

400

A successful isotonic solution in the gummy bear lab would have showed what?

no change in mass

400

Why is water an important topic when thinking about cells?

It surrounds and is in our cells!!!

400

There is such a thing as water intoxication. How would water move in relation to my cells if I consumed too much water?

Water would move into the cells

500
The cell membrane is called the _________ _________ model for it's flexibility and diversity.

fluid mosaic model

500

Plants need proper turgor pressure or they will go through ____________

plasmolysis 

500

A successful cell, according to the design of cell competition, has a fast what?

diffusion rate

500

What are the parts of a solution?

solute + solvent
500

There is a cell (12% solute, 88% solvent) in tap water (3% solute, 97% solvent). What kind of solution is this? And how much solute would you add to make it isotonic?

Hypotonic and 9%