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In carrots, what cell part stores water? |
Vacuole |
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What caused the changes in mass for your carrots? |
Osmosis/ The water entering into/ exiting out of the cell |
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Which carrot had the largest percent decrease in mass? Why do you think this happened? |
the 50% saltwater had the largest decrease in mass it had lower concentration in the water because of the salt. |
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Which carrot had the largest percent increase in mass? Why do you think this happened? |
The tap water had the had the largest increase because it had more concentration outside of the cell. |
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What physical observations did you make about your carrot in salt solution? What do you think caused these physical changes? |
It was softer because water left the cells. |
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What physical observations did you make about your carrot in distilled water? What do you think caused these physical changes? |
It was harder and crispy because water entered the cells. |
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Which of these solutions is "hypertonic?" How do you know? |
The 10% and 50% saltwater because it had higher concentration inside the cells. |
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Which of these solutions is "hypotonic?" How do you know? |
The distilled tap water because it was lower inside. |
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Think about what happens to a plant when you don't water it. What happens to its leaves? Why does it happen? |
The leaves wilt because water leaves the cells. |
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What happens when you preform the elasticity test on your skin? |
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What is Osmosis? |
Water goes from high to low concentration this is the process by which water enters our tissues. |
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What is Turgor Pressure? |
Pressure that exists within our cells keeping them rigged. |
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How does water get into and out of a cell? |
Passes through channels in your cell membrane. |
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What is the process where a substance moves from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration? |
Diffusion |