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Diffusion and Osmosis Lab Results. Starch solution in the baggie What does the baggie represent? Solution with water and Iodine.

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1 Diffusion and Osmosis Lab Results

2 Starch solution in the baggie What does the baggie represent? Solution with water and Iodine

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4 After the starch baggie has been sitting in in Iodine and water!

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6 No Salt!

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8 After NaCl or saline solution has been added.

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10 Use the words turgid and plasmolyzed to identify these plant cells!

11 Semi-permeable Membrane

12 Egg added to corn Syrup!

13 Egg added to Water!

14 Egg after it has been in a hypertonic solution!

15 In Hypotonic Solution Before placed in anything! In Hypertonic Solution

16 MIMF% change Egg #160.75g78.3gYou must answer this Egg #261.20g38.5g MF – MIX 100 MI Data collected for the Egg lab:

17 Concentration of Sugar in my Sweet potatoe 00.20.40.60.81 MI2.57g2.53g2.45g2.63g1.62g2.07gMols MF3.022.62.252.061.321.37Measured in grams %change17.52.76-8.88-21.67-22.72-33.82 Graph only this information because it is what is necessary 00.20.40.60.81 %change17.52.76-8.88-21.67-22.72-33.82 Example of the Data for my potato

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