Osmosis Foldable

The Effect of Osmosis in CellsSelect 3 colors for the following terms:

HypertonicIsotonic

Hypotonic

1st Column Definition:

A condition in which the environment has a higher solute concentration than inside the plant or animal cell. Osmotic pressure causes water to flow out of the cells and causes the cell to shrink.

NOTE:

Causes wilting in plants. Plasmolysis occurs in both plant and animal cells. THIRSTY!

Hyper = Smaller

Color the blood cell (red.) Label and color the plant cell nucleus (black), vacuole (blue) and cell wall (green.)

2nd ColumnDefinition:

A solution of equal solute concentration that has no net flow of water across a selectively permeable membrane.

Note:

Iso=Equal

Color the blood cell (red.) Label and color the plant cell nucleus (black), vacuole (blue) and cell wall (green.)

3rd ColumnDefinition:

A condition in which the inside of the plant or animal cell has a higher solute concentration than its environment. Osmosis causes a net flow of water into the cell, causing swelling and expansion. This swelling may cause cells without a rigid cell wall to burst.

Note:

In plants, there is an increase in turgor pressure = osmotic pressure.

Hypo=Hippo!

Color the blood cell (red.) Label and color the plant cell nucleus (black), vacuole (blue) and cell wall (green.)