Diffusion - Diffusion Across a Selectively Permeable Membrane
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Student:
Madisen Tucker
Phases Complete
3 of 3 phases.
Phase Resets
Phase 1: 0
Phase 2: 0
Phase 3: 0
Phase 4: 0
Popup Questions
How are you going to determine if iodine and/or starch diffuse across the dialysis tubing?
Select all of the correct statements.
Incorrect Attempts: 0
Did diffusion across the membrane occur for the iodine solution?
Incorrect Attempts: 0
Did diffusion across the membrane occur for the starch solution?
Incorrect Attempts: 0
Did diffusion across the membrane occur for the glucose solution?
Incorrect Attempts: 0
My Prediction:
Iodine and glucose will be able to diffuse across the dialysis tubing membrane, but not starch due
to its molecular size.
My Strategy:
I will place iodine on one side of the dialysis tubing and glucose and starch on the other. I will
then test to determine if diffusion has occurred.
My Conclusion:
Diffusion occurred based on molecular size. Iodine and glucose are much smaller molecules than
starch; therefore, they were able to diffuse.
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Collected Lab Data
Before Diffusion
After Diffusion
Glucose in tubing
Yes
Yes
Glucose in beaker
No
Yes
Starch in tubing
Yes
Yes
Starch in beaker
No
No
Iodine in tubing
No
Yes
Iodine in beaker
Yes
Yes
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