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In these hypertonic red blood cells, the cells shrink, water is transported out from the cell, the solute concentration inside the cell is lower.

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yes, it is not

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Isotonic- water goes in and out of the cell at the same rate, equilibrium

Hypertonic- solution w/ a solute concentration higher than the cell, water on the outside, cell shrinks

Hypotonic- solution w/ a solute concentration lower than the cell, water in the inside, cell blows up

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Isotonic-Same concentration/pressure throughout

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Hypo has a higher concentration on the inside of the cell

Hyper has a higher concentration on the outside of the cell

Iso has an equal concentration

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Isotomic - same concentration both inside and outside of the cell

Hypertonic - concentration greater on the outside of the cell

Hypotonic - concentration greater on the inside of the cell

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Hypertonic - when the solute concentration is higher outside of the cell: more water flows out of the cell to increase the concentration inside the cell

Hypotonic - when the solute concentration is lower outside of the cell: more water flows into the cell so the concentration decreases inside the cell

Isotonic - when the solute concentration is the same on the inside and outside of the cell, so the cell's volume remains constant

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In these hypertonic red blood cells, the cells shrink, water is transported out from the cell, the solute concentration inside the cell is lower.

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H20 leaves the hyper tonic molecule and is dying from water loss.

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Hypertonic - a solution w solute concentration higher than cell; Water moves out of cell
Hypotonic - a solution w solute concentration lower than cell; water moves into cell
Isotonic - solute concentration equal inside and outside of cell

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Iso- same concentration on inside and outside of cell

Hypo- higher concentration on inside of cell

Hyper- higher concentration on outside of cell

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Hypertonic: When a solution has a higher concentration than the cell, in which water moves out of the cell causing the cell to shrivel up.
Hypotonic: When there is a lower solute concentration causing water to move into the cell which makes both plant and animal cells burst
Isotonic:

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isotonic- the movement of water going into the cell is exactly balanced by the movement of the water outside the cell, the volume is constant
hypotonic- the concentration of the solute is greater inside of the cell, causes the cell to expand because it gains water
hypertonic- the concentration of the solute is greater outside of the cell, causes the cell to shrivel up

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Hypertonic - Between two solutions, the solution that has a higher concentration. In cells, higher concentration outside the cell, resulting in a flow of water out of the cell.

Hypotonic - Between two solutions, the solution that has a lower concentration. In cells, lower concentration outside the cell, resulting in a flow of water into the cell.

Isotonic - In a comparison of two solutions, means that they are of equal concentration. In cells, mean that the concentration outside the cell is equal to the concentration outside the cell, so no movement occurs.

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isotonic-  with the same solute concentration
hypotonic- with a solute concentration lower than that of a cell
hypertonic- with a higher solute concentration

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isotonic - at equilibrium

hypotonic - less concentration outside of the cell

hypertonic - higher concentration outside of the cell; losing water; shrivel inside

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Isotonic- same concentration both in and outside

Hypotonic- high concentration on inside of cell, low on outside

Hypertonic- high concentration on outside of cell

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Hyper

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Hypertonic - the solution outside the cell has a higher concentration of solute than the cell, cell can shrivel up and die from water loss
Hypotonic - the solution outside the cell has a lower concentration of solute than the cell, cell swells up with water
Isotonic - cell gains and loses water at the same rate

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isotonic- same tension, cell gains water at the same rate it loses it
hypertonic- higher osmotic pressure
hypotonic- solute concentration lower than a cell

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isotonic- denoting or relating to a solution having the same osmotic pressure as some other solution, especially one in a cell or a body fluid.

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Isotonic-same tension, cells volume remains constant.
Hypotonic-lower tension, cells gain water, swells and may burst like an overfilled balloon.
Hypertonic-higher tension, cells lose water, shrinks and can die from water loss