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Card 16
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what type of molecules move by osmosis?
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Card 17
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give the two main differences between active transport and diffusion.
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Card 18
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give three adaptations of exchange surfaces that increase the efficiency of diffusion.
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Card 19
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give two ways that the villi in the small intestine are adapted for absorbing digested food.
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Card 20
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explain how leaves are adapted to maximise the amount of carbon dioxide that gets into their cells.
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Card 21
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what is a tissue?
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Card 22
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explain what is meant by the 'organ system'.
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Card 23
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why can enzymes be described as biological catalysts?
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Card 24
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why do enzymes only usually catalyse one reaction?
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Card 25
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what does it mean when an enzyme has been denatured?
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