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I found out that there are three different types of solutions. Also that different blood cells react differently in the different solutions. Another is isotonic solutions are the equalizers out of all the different kinds. An interesting fact I learned was hypertonic and hypotonic are the opposite from each other. Can you diffuse anything, i mean can diffusion happen to any organelle

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1 Hypotonic
2 Hypertonic
3 Isotonic
1 Isotonic is equal to concentration
2 hypotonic moves into the cell
3 How is these used

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1)
-In an Isotonic solution the concentration is equal
-Hypotonic solution has high concentration inside the cell and low outside the cell
-Hypertonic is when low concentration is in the cell and high outside the cell
2)
-Chloroplasts are only in plant cells
-Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell
3) Why is learning diffusion important if we are probably never gonna use it again

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1. Isotonic is equal inside and outside of the cell
2. Hypertonic is low concentration
3. Hypotonic is low concentration
4. What does this mean in simpler terms because i am quite confused.

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1. Istonic is the concentration of solute outside is = to the concentration inside cells

2. Hypotonic is a high concentration of solute inside the cell, moves into cells.

3. Hypertonic is low concentration of solute outside cells

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1. Isotopics are equal
2.Hypotonic are High concentration INSIDE the cell
3. Hypertonic are High concentration OUTSIDE the cell
1. Hypotonic and Hypertonic have a small difference
2.Isonic is like the different one and is equal
1.Why we need to learn this?

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1. -- Isotonic Solution the concentration is equal on both inside and outside the cell.
--Hypotonic moves into the cell.
--Hypertonic moves outside the cell.
2.-- Iso means equal
-- Hypo meaning going inside the cell

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1.Hypertonic is low concentration
2. Isotonic is when there equal
3. Hypotonic is when there is high concentration
1-Hypo means in
2-Hyper means out
Are there more?

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1. Isotopic
2. Hypodermic
3. Hypertonic
1.Hypodermic is going inside the cell
2. Hypertonic is going out of the cell
1.what is that for?

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Learned:

Isotonic: solute concentration outside and inside the cell are equal
Hypotonic: solute concentration is low outside, but high intside
Hypertonic: solute concentration is high outside, but low inside

Interesting Facts:

A hypotonic condition inflates a cell.
A hypertonic condition deflates a cell

Question: Will a cell die if it has too much/little water stored?

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1.Isotonic has equal concentration in the cell
Hypotonic High concentration inside the cell
Hypertonic Low concentration inside the cell
2.Hypo means High and the is high concentration in the cell
Hyper means low and there is low concentration in the cell
3.What is an Solute?

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1.Isotonic
2.Hypotonic
3.Hypertonic
1.Hypo is going in
2.Hyper is going out
3.

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1. isotonic, hypotonic, and hypertonic
2. if found that hypo means in and hyper is out.
3. how is this all used?

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1. Isotanics
2 .Hypotonic
3. Hypertonic
1. Isotonic have equal concentration going out and in
2.Hypo and Hyper have opposite concentration
1.How do they use it??

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3 things i found out was that Hypotonic is when there is a high concentration and hyper tonic is when there is a low concentration. and Isotonic is when a solute is equal inside and the outside cell.
I dont have any questions the diffusions

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1. Isotonic have equal solute concentration in and out of the cell.
2. Hypotonic have a high concentration of solute inside the cell.
3. Hypertonic have a high concentration of solute outside the cell.
2 interesting facts-
1. Hypotonic and Hypertonic are polar opposites
2. Hypotonic Causes a cell to swell or even burst due to intake of water
Question-
Why do cells shrink in a hypertonic solution?

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1. isotonic solution is equal
2. hypotinic solution moves into the cell
3. hypertonic solution moves outside from the cell
1. diffsion happens when the particles move and they move from one region to another one
2.contains carbohydrates to identify what goes in and out

And i don't have a question

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1. Isotonic-concentration of solute outside is = to the concentration inside of cell.
2. Hypotonic-high concentration of solute inside the cell, moves into cell
3. Hypertonic-low concentration of solute in the cell & high concentration of solute outside the cell.
1. Insotonic is going in and out
2.Hypertonic is going out
1.no question

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hypertonic is when there low concentration.
isotonic is when solute is equal.
hypotonic is when there is high concentration
What does this go with in the cell?

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1.isotomic has equal concentration, hypotonic has high concentration inside and low outside,hypertonic has low inside and high outside
2.two interesting facts are that diffusion happens when particles move, and They move from a region where they are in high concentration to a region where they are in low concentration
3.one question about diffusion is that is there any more types

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1. Isotonic: When the concentration of the solute inside and outside the cell are equal.

2. Hypotonic: Has high concentration, solute moves into the cell.

3. Hypertonic: Low concentration of solute in the cell, and high concentration outside of the cell.

v TWO INTERESTING FACTS v

1. "Iso" is a prefix that means equal.
2. "Hyper' is a prefix that means over.

QUESTION-

What is diffusion?

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1. Hypertonic is when there is a low concentration of solute in side but high concentration of solute outside the cell.
2. Hypotonic is when there is a high concentration of solute inside the cell.
3. Isotonic is when the concentration solute on the outside and inside the cell are equal.

Cells have water concentration that is greater inside the cell rather then outside the cell.

A 0.9% solution of NaCi (saline) is isotonic to animal cells.

Who came up with all these names?

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1 Isotonic is when a solute is equal inside and outside the cell
2 Hypotonic is when there is a high concentration of solute in a cell
3 Hypertonic is when there is a low concentration of solute in a cell

Cell membranes are composed of a double layer of phospholipids

Contains carbohydrates to identify what goes in and out

How do they choose what goes in and out of cells?

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1. Isotonic is when it is equal
2. hypotonic is when the concentration is high in the cell
3. hypertonic is when there is a low concentration in the cell
1. not all cells have the same concentration of solution
2. Hyper is going out
Im taking med term and some of the prefixes are similar but dont mean the same thing, why is that?