| Catalog Number |
| FB1827 |
| Price/Each |
| $125.95 |
Product Description
What is the difference between diffusion and osmosis? Students explore the processes of diffusion and osmosis using a selectively permeable membrane. Students investigate the relationship between solute size, solute concentration and the passage of water through the membrane. The water potential of potato cells is also determined. Finally, students study the relationship between solute concentration and the passage of water through plant cells (plasmolysis).
Student microscopes, 0.01-g precision balance, potatoes and Elodea or a red onion are required, but not included in the kit.
Materials:
| Clear plastic cups, 9-oz. | Iodine solution* |
| Cover slips | Graduated pipets* |
| Dextrose (glucose)* | Potato slicer |
| Dialysis tubing clamps* | Scalpels |
| Dialysis tubing* | Sodium chloride solution* |
| Weighing dishes* | Starch* |
| Glass slides | Sucrose* |
| Glucose test strips* |
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Additional Resources
No Additional Resources at the time.
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Flinn Catalog/Reference Manual Page 714
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| Catalog No. | Description | Class Size | Price/Each | Qty |
| FB1826 | 3 Groups |
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