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What happens to the cell wall and chloroplast and cytoplasm if the cell is mounted on salt water?
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The cell will plasmolyse.
Plasmolysis occurs when the concentration of solutes outside the cell are higher than the cells internal concentration of solutes. Therefore a concentration gradient is established and water will diffuse OUT of the cell.
This solution is called Hypertonic.
The plasma membrane will come away from the cell wall and 'bunch up' in the centre. All the chloroplasts and organelles will be densely stacked on top of each other.
Good pic -> http://www.personal.psu.edu/faculty/t/r/trp2/elodeahypertonic.jpeg
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What is the organelle that helps plants produce food?
well, chloroplasts are what make sunlight into energy (this is called photosynthesis) for the plant to use.also though, nutrients and water are absorbed through the roots.what is cool is that the leaves of a plant are like natural solar panels.
What happens to carbon dioxide and water in chloroplast?
Photolysis of water results into formation of energy rich compounds and oxygen is released from water as a result of light reactions in the chloroplast. In the second step the CO2 is attached to a 5 carbon atom compound to form hexose sugar .
Is the cytoplasmin a plant or animal cell?
'Cytoplamin' spelled 'cytoplasm' is actually not a cell its self, but it is found in both a Animal and Plant Cells. The Cytoplasm is made up of mostly water and its job is to allow movement within a cell. The main difference between a Plant and Animal Cell is that a Animal Cell lacks both a cell wall and chloroplast as well as a Vachole. With out chloroplast, animals and human cannot photosynthesis, while Plants can!
Which substance found in th cytoplasm of an ameba is an inorganic compound?
Water is an inorganic substance found in the cytoplasm of an amoeba.
Which of the following organelles enables plants to make carbohydrates from carbon dioxide and water?
c.chloroplasta
What is the organelle that helps plants produce food?
well, chloroplasts are what make sunlight into energy (this is called photosynthesis) for the plant to use.also though, nutrients and water are absorbed through the roots.what is cool is that the leaves of a plant are like natural solar panels.
What happens to carbon dioxide and water in chloroplast?
Photolysis of water results into formation of energy rich compounds and oxygen is released from water as a result of light reactions in the chloroplast. In the second step the CO2 is attached to a 5 carbon atom compound to form hexose sugar .
What contains water and dissolves mineral?
Cytoplasm
Is the cytoplasmin a plant or animal cell?
'Cytoplamin' spelled 'cytoplasm' is actually not a cell its self, but it is found in both a Animal and Plant Cells. The Cytoplasm is made up of mostly water and its job is to allow movement within a cell. The main difference between a Plant and Animal Cell is that a Animal Cell lacks both a cell wall and chloroplast as well as a Vachole. With out chloroplast, animals and human cannot photosynthesis, while Plants can!
What is similar to cytoplasm?
Cytoplasm is similar to salt water because the cytoplasm has a bunch of organs in it
Which substance found in th cytoplasm of an ameba is an inorganic compound?
Water is an inorganic substance found in the cytoplasm of an amoeba.
What forms most of a cell?
The Cytoplasm which is mostly water. Cytoplasm
Which of the following organelles enables plants to make carbohydrates from carbon dioxide and water?
c.chloroplasta
What in the leaf actually traps the sunlight to turn into useful energy?
on the leaf there is chloroplast. inside chloroplast there is chlorophyll. the chlorophyll is the green substance that takes in sunlight. then the chlorplast takes the sunlight from the chlorophyll and uses water and nutrients to make the food for the plant. this system is called photosynthesis. the process happens in the leaf with chloroplast and chlorophyll
What is the organelles of plants where photosynthesis occurs?
chloroplast
What cytoplasm made of?
Water
What do amoebas use to pump out excess water from their cytoplasm?
Amoebas have constrictile vacuoles that pump excess water out of their cytoplasm.
