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Diffusion-Osmosis Pre-Lab

Diffusion-Osmosis Pre-Lab

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Biology

University

Practice Problem

Easy

NGSS
MS-LS2-3, HS-LS1-3, HS-LS2-3

+1

Standards-aligned

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Jessica Graustein

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4 Slides • 10 Questions

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Diffusion & Osmosis Pre-Lab

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Multiple Choice

In diffusion, which way do substances cross a semi-permeable membrane?

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from low concentration to high concentration

2

from high concentration to low concentration

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Multiple Select

In osmosis, which way does water cross a semi-permeable membrane? (pick 2)

1

from low solute concentration to high solute concentration

2

from high solute concentration to low solute concentration

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from high "water concentration" to low "water concentration"

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from low "water concentration" to high "water concentration"

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Match

Match the following process with its description:

passive transport

active transport

diffusion

osmosis

does not require energy

requires energy

passive transport of anything

passive transport of water

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Dialysis Tubing Diagram from bioninja.com.au 

​Size of pore in dialysis tubing vs. Size of particle

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Reorder

Drag the substances in size order. 1 = smallest, 4 = largest

water

18 Da

sodium ion

23 Da

glucose

180 Da

starch

100 kDa

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4

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Multiple Select

How does dialysis tubing help us model diffusion and osmosis? (pick 3)

1

pores allow the flow of water, like aquaporin channels

2

pores allow small particles through, like passive transport

3

pores don't allow large molecules through, like selectively permeable membranes

4

pores pull large molecules through, like active transport

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Open Ended

Why are these processes important for maintaining homeostasis?

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Multiple Choice

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What was the tonicity of the starch solution in the sac compared to the water + iodine solution in the beaker?

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sac solution was hypertonic to the beaker solution

2

sac solution was hypotonic to the beaker solution

3

sac solution was isotonic to the beaker solution

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Match

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Match the materials this demonstration with their function.

iodine

dialysis tubing

starch

water

blue-black color

indicator for starch

selectively permeable membrane

solute

solvent

positive result for starch

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Multiple Choice

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How would you describe the results of this demonstration?

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sac was hypertonic so water moved in by osmosis

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sac was hypotonic so starch moved out by diffusion

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sac was hypertonic so water moved out by osmosis

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sac was hypotonic so starch moved in by diffusion

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Poll

In our lab, we will use dialysis tubing sacs filled with either distilled water, 40% glucose solution, or 10% sodium chloride solution.

MAKE A PREDICTION: Which substances will pass through the dialysis tubing?

salt

NaCl

water

H2O

sugar

C6H12O6

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