
Diffusion-Osmosis Pre-Lab
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Jessica Graustein
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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?
from low concentration to high concentration
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)
from low solute concentration to high solute concentration
from high solute concentration to low solute concentration
from high "water concentration" to low "water concentration"
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
does not require energy
requires energy
passive transport of anything
passive transport of water
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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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Multiple Select
How does dialysis tubing help us model diffusion and osmosis? (pick 3)
pores allow the flow of water, like aquaporin channels
pores allow small particles through, like passive transport
pores don't allow large molecules through, like selectively permeable membranes
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
What was the tonicity of the starch solution in the sac compared to the water + iodine solution in the beaker?
sac solution was hypertonic to the beaker solution
sac solution was hypotonic to the beaker solution
sac solution was isotonic to the beaker solution
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Match
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
indicator for starch
selectively permeable membrane
solute
solvent
positive result for starch
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Multiple Choice
How would you describe the results of this demonstration?
sac was hypertonic so water moved in by osmosis
sac was hypotonic so starch moved out by diffusion
sac was hypertonic so water moved out by osmosis
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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