Diffusion and osmosis

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Leaving Certificate Biology (Diffusion and osmosis) Mind Map on Diffusion and osmosis, created by eimearkelly3 on 09/07/2013.
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Diffusion and osmosis
  1. Permeable/Impermeable

    Annotations:

    • Selectively permeable
    1. Lungs
      1. Visking tubing

        Annotations:

        • Artificial membrane
        1. Preservation

          Annotations:

          • Hypertonic solution (bacteria lose water)
          1. Turgor pressure

            Annotations:

            • Turgid / Plasmolysed (deplasmolysis)
            1. Diffusion

              Annotations:

              • high concentration to low concentration across a concentration gradient
              1. Osmosis

                Annotations:

                • Osmosis - water molecules across a semi-permeable membrane
                1. Solutions

                  Annotations:

                  • Hypotonic - higher concentration of water than the other solution Hypertonic - lower concentration of water than the other solution Isotonic - Equal concentration of water to the other solution.
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