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Take out your homework. Quiz Time!!! 1.What is diffusion? 2.What is osmosis? 3.Use the terms isotonic, hypertonic and hypotonic do describe what is happening.

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1 Take out your homework

2 Quiz Time!!! 1.What is diffusion? 2.What is osmosis? 3.Use the terms isotonic, hypertonic and hypotonic do describe what is happening below

3 Osmosis/Diffusion YOU will be performing an experiment (in groups) Prepare NOW!!!!! Dialysis tubing will serve as your selectively permeable membrane

4 Osmosis/Diffusion LAB GRADE #1 = 20 pts, #2 = 10 pts Question = 5 pts, Hypotheses = 10 pts Design = 35 pts, Data Table = 20 pts Work on this in your groups THINK about it Test something Design should include: what you need, and how much!!!! As well as ‘how’ you’ll do it.

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