Biology: "Osmosis Lab"
Biology: "Osmosis Lab"
Biology: "Osmosis Lab"
OSMOSIS LAB
Group members:
Nichaporn Rongkvilit
Panita Mongkolajara
Ajaree jirattikarn
On-in Sangdarnchak
In this lab, we have the purpose to study the transport of water to solute concentration
Hypothesis
If soaking the jelly and potato in distilled water, then the size of them will expand.
But if soaking the jelly and potato in salt water, then the size of them will shrink.
Material List
-6 Beakers
-Electronic Balance
-Distilled water
-2 Jellies
-2 Potato pieces
-Calculator
-Knife
-Weighing paper
-Markers
-Gloves
-Lab coat
-Googles
Methods
potato on it
3. Record the data
4. Fill two beakers with distilled water and put the jelly into the first beaker and fill second
beaker with potato then use the maker to label the beaker
5. Fill two beakers with concentrated salt solution and put the jelly into the first beaker and fill
second beaker with potato then use the maker to label the beaker
6. Put potato and jelly into an empty beaker
7. Wait for one hour then record the data from each beakers
Data table
2.What happened to the potato after being soaked in distilled water and salt water for an
hour? It is almost similar to jelly that, the concentration of the distilled water volume and
mass increased and became higher than the salt water that are in jelly, because the
concentration in the distilled water is less that the salt water and the osmosis will happened
when the high concentration to low centration. Besides, the mass and volume in the distilled
water are increase, however, mass were increase but, the volume were decrease.
Conclusion
This experiment shows how osmosis works. Osmosis is an important process which
occurs in cells. In an experiment, distilled water with higher concentration of water that objects in
distilled water are getting bigger because the water molecules move from higher concentration to
lower concentration passing through semipermeable membrane. Salt water combining between salt
and water that make less concentration of water molecules. Water move from inside the object to
outside solution.
Work log
Name Work
Mew Reference
Analyzing results
Nueng Hypothesis
Purpose