Which statement best describes the difference in how water and glucose can move across a plasma membrane? Water enters and leaves by osmosis and glucose enters and leaves by simple diffusion. Both water and glucose enter and leave by active transport. Water enters and leaves by osmosis, while glucose requires facilitated diffusion or active transport.
This will help: http://www.rsc.org/Education/Teachers/Resources/cfb/cells.htm
i couldn't understand this one i couldn't find it...
Oh, okay. What is Osmosis?
not one clue... I've been so far behind on biology...
"Osmosis is the spontaneous net movement of solvent molecules through a partially permeable membrane into a region of higher solute concentration, in the direction that tends to equalize the solute concentrations on the two sides."
Now, does water travel through Osmosis? Yes or No
uhhh yes... I'm stupid sorry /.\
It's fine! That's why people come on here, to get help! :D Now that it does, what answer is wrong? B
is the answer c? thats what i think it may be..
Yes it is
Good job! :D
:O oh my i got it right /.\ your a freaking miracle worker lol
I know, that's why I'm the "geneius" (Gene-ius get it? XD)
lol yeah /.\ if you don't mind how old are you?
I am 14 years old and in Bio Honors
OMG....
your younger than me...
i have one more question though then the others i think i know..
Well we can all still learn, like I never took chemistry.... or physical science.. :/
Okay go ahead, ask away!
http://takeexam.next.ecollege.com/CurrentCourse/ion%20movement%20TYK%20question.jpg thats the diagram photo up there ^ The diagram shows sodium ions and potassium ions moving against their concentration gradients to cross the plasma membrane. Which statement best describes how this movement is possible? The ions move across the semipermeable membrane through simple diffusion. ATP provides the energy required to move the ions across the plasma membrane by active transport. Water moves across the plasma membrane by osmosis and carries the ions with it.
this is what i think the answer is. b?
Is it passive transport? And the image doesn't work :(
uh i don't know /.\
Well, see if this helps: http://www.biology4kids.com/files/cell2_passivetran.html
so it is b? i don't know i read that link you sent... i still think its b
I think so too but I also think it may be A
So go with B I guess, I really don't know this one too well.
it was right lol
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already fanned you lol
the first time you answered for me i fanned you
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