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Diffusion & Cell Size Make up Lab - Make sure you get a copy of the lab sheet from Mrs. Liggett.

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1 Diffusion & Cell Size Make up Lab - Make sure you get a copy of the lab sheet from Mrs. Liggett

2 Purpose: Why are cells small?

3 Hypothesis On your lab sheet, using the correct hypothesis format state which cube you believe will experience the most diffusion.

4 Procedure Using your lab sheet, read over what was done in class and then go back and state your prediction in the hypothesis section of the lab sheet.

5 Data Table in Procedure # 5 Size of CubeDepth of Diffusion (cm) 3 cm 3.5 2 cm 3.5 1 cm 3.5 Fill this in on your lab sheet !

6 Postlab Questions Answer on the lab sheet Equations you need surface area = h x w x 6 volume = h x w x d simplify the ratio to a #:1

7 For Credit Hand in the lab to Mrs. Liggett!!!!

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