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Warm Up (Silent) 1/28 What two molecules make up the phospholipid bilayer?

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What two molecules make up the phospholipid bilayer?

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The Cell Membrane

Hydrophobic

Hydrophilic

Hydrophilic

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All the Parts of the Membrane

 

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ALL cells are microscopic!

Cells never get as big as the Blob. 

Cells can’ t be big because…….Surface area won’ tallow enough material to enter ( O2, water, food) to keep the cell interior alive.

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Cell Membrane Questions

Answer the questions on the handout. Use your notes to help you answer the questions.

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DRAW a portion of the cell membrane on a plain piece of paper. It should be NEAT, FREEHAND, LABELED, AND COLORED. Use the picture on page 78 of the blue book as a pattern

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Getting through the Membrane

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Candy Corn Membrane!

 

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The Membrane is Selectively PermeableSelective = ChoosesPermeable = Passes through 

The membrane chooses which molecules pass through

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Concentration

Just like people, molecules don't like to be crowded.

Concentrated = Crowded

 

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Diffusion - Spreading Out

Diffusion - molecules naturally move from high concentrated areas to low concentrated areas.

Equilibrium - when molecules are evenly spread out.

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OsmosisWater molecules also doesn't like to be crowded.  Osmosis - Movement of water from high concentration of water to a low concentration of water, across a cell membrane.

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Osmosis Problems1.  Elevator = 80% capacity of people     2nd Floor = 5% capacity of people

 2. Beaker = 60% water, 40% salt    Dialysis Tube = 20% water, 80% salt

 3. Beaker = 10% water, 90% sugar    Egg = 60% water, 40% other molecules

 4. Beaker = 100% water     Egg = 50% water, 50% sugar

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Osmosis Problems1.  Elevator = 80% capacity of people     2nd Floor = 5% capacity of peopleWill claustrophobic people move into or out of the elevator when it stops at the 2nd floor? 2. Beaker = 60% water, 40% salt    Dialysis Tube = 20% water, 80% saltWill water move into the tube or out of the tube? 3. Beaker = 10% water, 90% sugar    Egg = 60% water, 40% other moleculesWill water move into the egg or out of the egg? 4. Beaker = 100% water     Egg = 50% water, 50% sugarWill water move into the egg or out of the egg?

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Osmosis in Red Onions (Plant Cells) 

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Demo

Egg in Vinegar!

Celery in water and salt water

Dialysis tubing and starch solution

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Osmosis worksheet

Answer the questions on the handout. Use your notes to help you answer the questions.