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Card 6
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Describe and explain how tissue fluid helps water move into and out of cells by osmosis.
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Card 7
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If a cell is short of water, the solution inside it will become quite concentrated. What does this mean, in terms of osmosis?
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Card 8
Front
If a cell has lots of water, explain what happens to the solution inside, in terms of osmosis.
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Card 9
Front
Life processes need gases or other dissolved substances before they can happen. State 2 examples to support this.
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Card 10
Front
In life processes, the gases and dissolved substances have to move through some sort of…
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Card 11
Front
When can exchanging substances get more difficult?
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Card 12
Front
Apart from carbon dioxide, what else is diffused out through the stomata?
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Card 13
Front
Explain how the size of the stomata is controlled by guard cells.
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Card 14
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Describe the process of how water vapour diffuses out of the cells.
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Card 15
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Define Ventilation.
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