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    Karo Syrup Case Study

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    in a beaker of tap water for 45 minutes and the final weight was 17.98 ounces. The dialysis had a semipermeable membrane and the water soaked through the bag of the syrup. This created a solution of water and syrup 2. The plant takes up water by osmosis and starts to swell. The cell wall prevents it from bursting. Animal cells don’t have a cell wall so the cells will burst in a hypotonic solutions. 3. A wilted plant would have vacuoles are unreplenished. The lack of water causes the cell walls…

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    This movement is passive and doesn't require energy Water diffuses through the membrane via osmosis and also through facilitated diffusion with the help of channel proteins called ‘aquaporins’. Both forms of movement (osmosis and facilitated diffusion) are passive and don’t require energy. Alcohol passes through the cell membrane through diffusion and dissolves the lipids within the membrane Bacteria enters…

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    functioning) or be so compressed that they become greatly damaged (Medline plus, 2016). If we have too little water in our bodies, the blood will beome hypertonic to the environment in surrounding cells, causing water to leave cells and enter the blood by osmosis, this makes cells shrivel and potential die or become unable to carry out their functions. As cells become dehydrated they increase their coating of cholestrol which is designed to help the cell retain water. However if dehydration is…

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    Reservoir Systems consist of a hollow inner core and a polymer membrane, there to control the rate of drug diffusion. Drug diffusion across the membrane is rate limited and controls general drug release rate (Bajpai et al. 2008). For reservoir systems drug release normally remains steady resulting in a zero order profile (Raval, Parikh and Engineer, 2010). Another technology is called the Multiparticulate drug delivery system which consists of microencapsulated granules/beads containing drug…

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    dissolved sugar. Although the sugar molecules were too large to pass through the semipermeable membrane of the egg, water molecules were able to exit the egg. After twenty-four hours, the egg had decreased from a mass of 84.1 grams to 47.0 grams due to osmosis. The corn syrup is hypertonic in comparison to the egg and thus the water moved from a high concentration of water in the egg to a lower concentration of water in the syrup in order to reach equilibrium. Subsequently, the corn syrup was…

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    Diffusion Carrot Lab

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    In the homeostasis, osmosis, and diffusion carrot lab, the mean growth in weight for the carrots soaked in solution A, one of our blue solutions, was 0.151 grams. Solution A had a standard deviation of 0.048. For solution B carrots, one of our clear solutions, the mean growth was 0.117 grams. Solution B had a standard deviation of 0.057. For solution C carrots, our other blue solution, the mean growth was negative, actually indicating a loss in weight. This mean loss was -1.426 grams. Solution C…

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    Hypothesis 2: The number of carrier proteins will increase if the glucose diffusion rate increases, only if number of carrier proteins correlates to facilitated diffusion. Hypothesis 3: The rate of osmosis for the solutions increases, if there is an increase in the MWCO’s and pressure for different solutes. Hypothesis 4: If the MWCO’s increase the pore size, the rate of filtration will increase, but if there is an increase in filtration residue, there…

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    Simple Diffusion Lab

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    Cells use various methods of transportation to move material in and out of the cell. The semi-permeable plasma membrane surrounds the cell and allows certain materials to enter and exit the cell. Simple diffusion is movement of molecule through the plasma membrane without the help of any channel or proteins. In simple diffusion molecule move down their concentration gradient; as a result, they don’t require energy input. In the computer simulated lab for simple diffusion, nothing will move…

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    cell. Adding ethanol disrupts much of this. 1. Ethanol is permeable to cell membranes. Because of the nature of ethanol as a chemical is it able to get into the cell very easily. This disrupts the balance of the cells' osmotic environment. Osmosis is the movement of water. Think about what happens if you fill a balloon too full. What happens? It expands and stretches the membrane of the balloon. If you release too much water from the balloon it crumples the membrane…

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    solution, which is the outside of the Solanum tuberosum core. Thus, the Solanum tuberosum core will decrease in mass due to the fact that plasmolysis will occur, which will cause the Solanum tuberosum core to shrink in size by the loss of water through osmosis. The greater the concentration of solute the higher the osmolarity. Therefore, the osmolarity of Solanum tuberosum core cannot occur at 0.8 M (±0.01 g), as it is the greatest concentration, thus, the osmolarity is higher, and the Solanum…

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