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The Partical of H2o is 2 parts hydrogen and one part oxygen. normally we would call this water.
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What happens to a cell that is place in a hypertonic solution?
water will move from a high H2O concentration inside the cell, to a low H2O concentration outside the cell.
Is a cell a function?
Cell function is to produce lipid compounds and to breakdown glucose to CO2 and H2O.
What molecule is most abundant in a typical cell?
Water or H2O
What are H2O vacuoles?
H2O is a compound not a plant or animal cell therefore it has no vacuole unless you call the molecule as a whole a vacuole
What holds H2O for plant cells?
The vacuole is the organelle that stores H2O, or water. (It also stores other nutrients and materials for the cell.)
Cell structure that converts sugars and o2 to CO2 and H2O?
Mitochondria
What is produced after sugar broken down in the cell?
CO2, H2O and energy.
What materials must be transported into a cell for photosynthesis to occur?
CO2 and H2O basically
What is the goblet cell made of?
Goblet cells produce mucin which mixes with H2O to produce mucus (H2O+Mucin)
Why is osmosis important in human physiology?
Because osmosis is play important role in movement of H2O in and out of the cell, which help and maintain the volume of the cell. such volume is important of cell function. Imagine that there is no osmosis, the H2O will enter inside the cell and this cause rabshar of the cell, and the contact of the cell (like hemoglobin or histamine) will release and go to the circulation. and this may lead a big problem. And some time it can be fatal when the cell contact bloke the vessels
What part of the plant cell protects the cell from its own toxic chemical hydrogen peroxide?
Peroxisosomes are responsible in detoxifying H2O2.H2O2 into H2O and O2.
What is the effect of osmosis on cell?
Osmosis is the process whereby water or H2o is transmitted throughout the cell membrane and thus hydrated. The cell absorbs fluids via the process termed osmosis.
