Osmosis Explained in 8 Minutes for AP Bio

In this lesson, designed to prepare you for the AP Bio exam and for an AP Bio Unit 2 test, you'll learn how osmosis affects plant and animal cells.
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📒 Video Outline: Osmosis and its Consequences📒
00:00 Introduction
00:35 Key Terms: Osmosis, hypotonic, hypertonic, isotonic, osmotic pressure
02:45 Osmosis and plant cells, turgor pressure, plasmolysis
04:10 Osmosis and animal cells
05:43 Contractile vacuoles in paramecia
06:45 Osmosis and control of water loss in plants via stomata/guard cells
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Plasmolysis is a process in which plant cells lose water when they are placed in a hypertonic solution and turgid happens in a hypotonic solution.

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isnt there a correction that needs to be made ? Plasmolysis occures in hypertonic and turguid is occured in hypotonic solution right ?

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Hi Susan. I just rewatched the video, and I think that's what I said. Plasmolysis will happen when a cell is in a hypertonic environment, and water will flow from the hypotonic cell into the hypertonic environment.