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    Starch Hypothesis

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    smaller molecules of glucose allowing diffusion of glucose and Lugol’s reagent across the dialysis tubing. Null Hypothesis: Adding amylase to the beaker will have no effect on starch molecules and diffusion of the glucose and Lugol’s reagent across the dialysis tubing will not be present. 2.) Protocol Two large beakers, one small beaker, two cut pieces of soaked dialysis tubing, dialysis tubing clamps, rubber bands, pipettes, a bottle of a-amylyse, a bottle of cooked starch, a bottle of…

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    Diffusion And Osmosis

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    the water from the inside of the cell will move out. The water moves out of the cell in order to dilute the solution making it less concentrated. In this experiment ,my group members and I used 0.04 M of a starch solution, Dialysis tubing , graduated pipettes , rubber band/dialysis clip, 250-ml beakers, Iodine, conductivity probe,and a computer with loggerpro software. Before starting to gather supplies one of my group members logged into the computer and pulled up the…

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    strip of moist dialysis tubing. The students will begin by preparing the beaker in which the dialysis tubing will be placed. They will start by adding 150 mL of water to a 200 mL beaker. Then they will add enough drops of I2Kl to turn the color of the solution yellow.…

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    When the first bag, which was made of distilled water (10 mL), was fully immersed into distilled water. Its mass almost did not change (Table 1). It increased from 11.9g to 11.3g after 15 minutes, but after it, the mass always kept in 11.3g during the last 45 minutes. For Bag 2, 10mL 10% sucrose immersed into distilled water, its mass increased with the time increased (Table 1). It showed that the weights increased 1.2g in 60 minutes. Also for Bag 3, which contained 30% (10mL) sucrose immersed…

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    Once the tubing is filled repeat the previous procedure for tying the tubing and secure the top end of the tubing. Thoroughly wash the outside of the tubing with tap water to ensure that there is no salt adhering to the tubing. Fill the 400ml beaker with 300 ml of DI water. Lower the Conductivity Probe into the water, avoiding contact with the sides and bottom of the beaker. Place the dialysis tubing into the beaker and making certain that the tubing is entirely submerged in the…

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    Amylase Experiment

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    the breaking down of starch solution. A water bath was used to heat water up to 60oc. Pieces of dialysis tubing were wet and had starch solution put inside. Half of the measuring cylinders were filled with 60oc water, and the other half with 25oc water. Tests of the water were carried out with an iodine test and diet stix to detect any starch that had been broken down and passed through the tubing. The results from the tests show that there were experimental errors, and the experiment should be…

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    another cup with 250mL of starch. We weighed the dialysis tubing one at a time then dropped one in the cup of water and one in the cup of starch. We repeated these steps except instead of water in the dialysis tubing we put starch. We left the tubing in the cups for a total of 24 hours and then took them out of the cups and weighed them again in order to figure out the change of mass of our “cells.” The data I collected was the dialysis tubing filled with starch that was submerged in water grew…

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    This experiment determined how solute concentration affected the rate of osmosis in a cell and the outside environment. Three pieces of dialysis tubing were used as three different cells, each filled with different solute concentrations. Each one of the cells was placed in one of three beakers that were filled with tap water. The masses of each of these cells before being placed in the beakers, and afterwards in ten minute intervals for an hour. The percent difference between the initial mass…

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    among the fluids in between the intestine and circulatory system then there is to be a breakdown of starch molecules within the digestive tract . Materials: One small beaker, Two large beakers, Dialysis tubing, Plastic pipettes, Amylase, Cooked starch, Lugol’s solution, Glucose test strips, Tubing clamps Procedure: Once in groups and materials are obtained one is to place four full…

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    My First time Tubing It was a cold morning and I was getting ready to go tubing as my parents told me. So i get into 2 layers of clothes and I ask my parents what is tubing and what do you do. My mom and dad were busy getting ready and packing everything that we need, so i never got that answer we finally get into the car then i ask my daed how far is Brian Head (which is the tubing place). He said 20 mins. We finally get there. I run off to the line. My dad was coming after me so we waited…

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