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Conduct an investigation and explain how different concentration solutions affect plant tissues.

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Cambridge IGCSE Combined ScienceMovement into and out of cellsCore contentPractical objective

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Conduct an investigation and explain how different concentration solutions affect plant tissues

  • This point belongs to Osmosis, especially Osmosis outcomes.
  • You need to be able to conduct an investigation and explain how different concentration solutions affect plant tissues.
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DescribeDemonstrate

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Method

Osmosis Experiment Method

1. Cut equal-sized potato pieces. 2. Prepare salt solutions of varying concentrations. 3. Place potato pieces in each solution for 30 minutes. 4. Measure and record the mass of each piece before and after immersion.

Concentration (mol/L)Initial Mass (g)Final Mass (g)
0.05.05.5
0.55.04.8
1.05.04.0
1.55.03.5
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    State the independent variable in this experiment.

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