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Name _________________________________________________ Date ________________ Hour ______ Diffusion and Osmosis Worksheet Below are semi-permeable bags filled with various concentrations of solutions placed in beakers with various concentrations of solutions. Use this information to help answer the questions below for each set-up. • The solutions are prepared with distilled water. • The semi-permeable membrane bag is permeable to glucose, a very small sugar molecule. • The semi-permeable membrane bag is NOT permeable to sucrose, a larger sugar molecule. For each set-up, you must: 1. Indicate whether the solution in the bag is isotonic, hypertonic, or hypotonic to the solution in the beaker. 2. Draw a blue arrow for the net movement of water by osmosis (do not draw any arrow if there would be no net movement of water). 3. Draw a green arrow for the net movement of solute by diffusion (do not draw any arrow if there would be no net movement of solute). 4. Explain why you drew the arrows you did in terms of the properties of diffusion, osmosis, and semi-permeable membranes. Be sure to include concentrations of solutions in your explanation.
0.5 M Sucrose 0.1 M Sucrose
0.2 M Glucose 0.2 M Glucose
The solution in the bag is ______________________________________ compared to the solution in the beaker
The solution in the bag is ______________________________________ compared to the solution in the beaker
Explain your arrows:
Explain your arrows:
0.4 M Sucrose
0.9 M Sucrose
1M Sucrose
0.9 M Sucrose
The solution in the bag is ______________________________________ compared to the solution in the beaker
The solution in the bag is ______________________________________ compared to the solution in the beaker
Explain your arrows:
Explain your arrows:
1M Glucose 0.9 M Glucose
0.1 M Glucose 0.7 M Glucose
The solution in the bag is ______________________________________ compared to the solution in the beaker
The solution in the bag is ______________________________________ compared to the solution in the beaker
Explain your arrows:
Explain your arrows:
0.6 M Sucrose
di H2O
0.6 M Sucrose
1M Glucose
The solution in the bag is ______________________________________ compared to the solution in the beaker
The solution in the bag is ______________________________________ compared to the solution in the beaker
Explain your arrows:
Explain your arrows:
0.8 M Sucrose di H2O
1M Sucrose 2M Sucrose
The solution in the bag is ______________________________________ compared to the solution in the beaker
The solution in the bag is ______________________________________ compared to the solution in the beaker
Explain your arrows:
Explain your arrows:
1M Glucose 1M Glucose
0.2 M Glucose 0.1 M Glucose
The solution in the bag is ______________________________________ compared to the solution in the beaker
The solution in the bag is ______________________________________ compared to the solution in the beaker
Explain your arrows:
Explain your arrows:
di H2O
.8 M Sucrose
The solution in the bag is ______________________________________ compared to the solution in the beaker Explain your arrows:
Using the set-up to the left, explain how you would test your explanation. Make sure to include what you would use to produce quantitative data.
