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| A thin, flexible barrier around the cell. |
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| Strong supportive layer around plant cell membrane. |
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| The mass of a solute in a given solution (Mass/Volume) |
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| The moving of particles from a more concentrated area to a less concentrated area. |
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| When the concentration of the solute is the same throughout an area. (System) |
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| The diffusion of water though a semi permeable membrane. |
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| 2 solutions with the same concentration |
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| The solution has more concentrion inside then there is outside. |
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| The solution is below strength or concentration. |
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| Taking materials in through pockets in the cell membrane. |
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| Extensions of cytoplasm grab and packager a particle for a food vacuole. |
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| Pcketsin cell membrane fill with liquid and pinch off to form vacuoles in the cell. |
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| The composition of nearly all cell membreanes forming a double layered sheet. |
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| Different protein channels that allow particular substances to cross different membranes. |
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| Process by which a cell releases a lot of material. |
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