Using my data can you help me with the problem 2. Which bags lost mass? Which molecule directly caused the decrease in mass? Describewhat direction that molecule moved (in or out of the bag), and why that moleculemoved in that specific direction.. A. DETERMINING RATES OF OSMOSISTable 11-1. Osmosis experiment data: mass of bags (g)Time0 min15 min30 min45 min60 minTime0 min15 min30 min45 min60 minBag 1(water)27.327.728.528.4Bag 2(20%sucrose)Bag 1(water)27.529.630.731.5Bag 3(40%sucrose)Bag 2(20%sucrose)26.4287Table 11-2. Total (cumulative) change in mass of bags since start (g)29.930.8Bag 4(60%sucrose)Bag 3(40%sucrose)22925.828.029.5Bag 4(60%sucrose)Bag 5(water)2524323.121,1Bag 5(water)

Name: Using my data can you help me with the problem 2. Which bags lost mass
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Description: Using my data can you help me with the problem 2. Which bags lost mass? Which molecule directly caused the decrease in mass? Describewhat direction that molecule moved (in or out of the bag), and why that moleculemoved in that specific direction.. A.

Osmosis is a passive process that doesn't require any energy to function. It entails the migration of molecules from a region of higher concentration to a region of lower concentration until the concentrations on both sides of the membrane become equal. Three main types of solutions are: When the concentration of solutes within and outside of the cell are the same, the solution is said to be isotonic. If there is a higher concentration of solute outside the cell than inside, the solution is said to be hypertonic. The solution is said to be hypotonic when the concentration of solutes inside the cell is higher than outside.From the table, it is clear that bag 5 lost its mass from 25g to 21.1g. Since bag 5 only contains water, it loses mass when submerged in a solution with a greater solute concentration. Therefore, the loss of mass from 25g to 21.1g is due to the movement of water molecules out of the bag. The water molecules moved from a region of higher concentration to a region of lower concentration. The osmosis process caused the water molecules to move in that direction.