Laboratory ActivityFrankenstein - Osmotic PressureObjective: To determine the effects of concentration of solute on osmotic pressure of solutionsMaterials: raisins, tomato, salt, water, and containersProcedure:1. Before you did this activity, make a prediction by drawing pictures of what will happen to theraisins before and after the activity.BeforeAfter2. in a container, dissolve salt in water until no more salt dissolves. Another container will hold puredistilled water.3. Submerged five raisins in each container.4. Note the appearance of the raisins. From time to time, inspect how the raisins look, Record yourobservations.5. Explain the reason behind why the raisins appear like that when you submerged the raisins indifferent container. 6. What do you think will happen if you replace the raisins with fresh tomato? Draw your predictionson the boxes beiow and perform the experiment.BeforeAfterConclusion:

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1. Before you did this activity, make a prediction by drawing pictures of what will happen to the raisins before and after the activity. Before 2. In a container, dissolve salt in water until no more salt dissolves. Another container will hold pure distilled water. After 3. Submerged five raisins in each container. 4. Note the appearance of the raisins. From time to time, inspect how the raisins look. Record your observations. 5. Explain the reason behind why the raisins appear like that when you submerged the raisins in different container.

1. Before you did this activity, make a prediction by drawing pictures of what will happen to the raisins before and after the activity. Before 2. In a container, dissolve salt in water until no more salt dissolves. Another container will hold pure distilled water. After 3. Submerged five raisins in each container. 4. Note the appearance of the raisins. From time to time, inspect how the raisins look. Record your observations. 5. Explain the reason behind why the raisins appear like that when you submerged the raisins in different container.

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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