Cell membranes
Hydrophobic, hydrophilic, amphipathic
Static electricity
Batteries
Action Potentials
100

How many layers in a cell membrane?

2

100
Oil

Hydrophobic

100

How do + and - charges interact?

They attract
100
Which salt can make a battery with plastic wrap?

Potassium chloride

100

How do neurons receive signals?

Through receptors

200
Is the phospholipid HEAD charged or neutral?

Charged

200

Water

Hydrophilic

200

When you rub a balloon on hair, what happens?

Charge is transferred

200

Which ion crosses the plastic wrap to make a battery?

K+

200

This is the connection between two neurons

synapse
300

Can starch cross the membrane?  Why or why not?

No, because it is too big

300

Vinegar

Hydrophilic

300

What is electrical current (ток) ?

Movement of charge

300

Which ion does not cross the plastic wrap to make the battery?

Cl-

300

When this channel opens, the neuron’s membrane potential goes DOWN

Voltage-gated potassium channel

400

Can oxygen cross the membrane?  Why or why not?

Yes because it is small and neutral

400

Soap

Amphipathic

400

Give an example of a conductor and an insulator

various
400

What stores electrical potential energy in a battery?

Separation of charges

400

When this channel opens, a neuron’s membrane potential goes UP

voltage-gated sodium channel
500

Can salt cross the membrane?

No because salt will dissolve into charged ions in water.  Charged ions cannot cross.

500

Phospholipid

Amphipathic

500

How can we discharged a charged object?

Connect it to the ground (grounding it)

500
What instrument measures the strength of the battery?
Multimeter / voltmeter
500

Blocking which channel will prevent neurons from sending electrical signals?

Sodium channels