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Lab: Diffusion Across a Semi-permeable Membrane Answers

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was molecule shape✔ ability to diffuserate of diffusion.

A
molecule shape
B
✔ ability to diffuse
C
rate of diffusion
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, and the dependent variable:molecule size
.:ability to diffuse
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The tubing contains X starch solution Lugol’s solution ✔ starch solution and Lugol’s solution. The beaker

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. The beaker:starch solution and Lugol’s solution
.:only Lugol’s solution
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contains ✔ only Lugol’s solution starch solution and Lugol’s solution.

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✔ only Lugol’s solution
B
starch solution and Lugol’s solution
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Initially, glucose was found only ✔ insideoutsideboth inside and outsideneither inside nor outside the dialysis tubing. After 15 minutes, a sample was taken. That sample showed that glucose was found

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the dialysis tubing. After 15 minutes, a sample was taken. That sample showed that glucose was found:inside
the dialysis tubing.:outside
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If a test had been done of the solution inside the dialysis tube, what do you think the results would have been?

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No glucose would be found because it all moved outside the tubing.
B
No glucose would be found because glucose was not placed inside the dialysis tube.
C
The glucose would be found because it would reach an equilibrium.
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inside✔ outsideX both inside and outsideneither inside nor outside the dialysis tubing.

A
inside
B
✔ outside
C
X both inside and outside
D
neither inside nor outside
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Analysis: Both glucose and starchNeither glucose nor starchOnly starch (larger molecules) ✔ Only glucose (smaller molecules) diffused though the semipermeable membrane.

A
Both glucose and starch
B
Neither glucose nor starch
C
Only starch (larger molecules)
D
✔ Only glucose (smaller molecules)
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Starch molecules are too large to pass through the tubing into the beaker. Which errors could have caused starch to appear in the beaker despite this fact? Check all possible errors.

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not washing the outside of the tubing after filling it with starch
B
reusing droppers for different solutions
C
adding glucose to the solution in the dialysis tubing
D
using a beaker that had not been cleaned thoroughly

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