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1. What do we mean by the concentration of a solution?


2. The ______________ is the part of the solution that does the dissolving.


3. The ______________ is the part of the solution that is dissolved.


4. Two solutions that are __________________ to each other have the same concentration.


5. A solution is ______________ to another solution if it has a HIGHER

concentration.


6. What would happen to a blood cell if it were in a hypertonic solution?



7. If you were stranded in the ocean, why would it be dangerous to satisfy your thirst by drinking salty ocean water?





8. How is active transport different from passive transport?



9. In the process of _____________________, a cell surrounds a substance in the outside environment with its membrane, then brings that substance into the cytoplasm of the cell.


10. In the process of ___________________, a cell secretes, or sends out, materials from the cytoplasm that are contained in vesicles
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Answer:

1. the concentration of a solution is a measure of the amount of solute that has been dissolved in a givent amount of solvent/ solution.

2. solvent

3. solute

4. isotonic solution

5. hypertonic

6. when red blood cells are in hypertonic solution, water flows out of the cell faster than it comes in.

7. it is dangerous to drink salty water bcoz it makes you urinate more and u end up with dehydration.

8. active transport require energy for the movement of molecules whereas passive transport doesnot require energy for the movement of molecules.

9. endocytosis

10. exocytosis

Step-by-step explanation:

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