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    Osmosis Using Potato: Grade 11-STEM-1

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    This document describes an experiment using potatoes to demonstrate osmosis. Students took potato halves and made depressions, adding salt to one, sugar to another, and water to a third. They observed the potato halves after an hour to see if any fluid had entered or exited the potato tissue due to differences in solute concentration between the potato and the added solutions, demonstrating the process of osmosis. The experiment was intended to teach students about osmosis using common household materials.

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    This document describes an experiment using potatoes to demonstrate osmosis. Students took potato halves and made depressions, adding salt to one, sugar to another, and water to a third. They observed the potato halves after an hour to see if any fluid had entered or exited the potato tissue due to differences in solute concentration between the potato and the added solutions, demonstrating the process of osmosis. The experiment was intended to teach students about osmosis using common household materials.

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    This document describes an experiment using potatoes to demonstrate osmosis. Students took potato halves and made depressions, adding salt to one, sugar to another, and water to a third. They observed the potato halves after an hour to see if any fluid had entered or exited the potato tissue due to differences in solute concentration between the potato and the added solutions, demonstrating the process of osmosis. The experiment was intended to teach students about osmosis using common household materials.

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    This document describes an experiment using potatoes to demonstrate osmosis. Students took potato halves and made depressions, adding salt to one, sugar to another, and water to a third. They observed the potato halves after an hour to see if any fluid had entered or exited the potato tissue due to differences in solute concentration between the potato and the added solutions, demonstrating the process of osmosis. The experiment was intended to teach students about osmosis using common household materials.

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    Osmosis

    Using
    Potato
    Mark Jason Marino
    Joshua Bautista
    Genieline Magalona
    Jamel Alcantara
    Mary Jane Borja
    Arnold Balondo
    Kim Arao
    Jerome Colico

    Grade 11- STEM-1

    Osmosis Using Potato


    Materials:

    3 pieces medium sized Potato


    2 teaspoon Sodium Chloride (Salt)
    2 Teaspoon sugar
    Knife
    Water

    Procedure:
    1. Get a medium Sized Potato and cut into halves.
    2. Cut a small depression on the surface of each potato half scoop out some of
    the potato meat to flatten the bottom.
    3. Put teaspoon of salt into the depression in one potato half and another one
    teaspoon of salt to the depression on another half.
    4. Leave both potato half for one hour, look again at holes after one hour. Can
    you see any fluid?
    5. Repeat this activity and use sugar rather than salt.
    6. Repeat activity and use water rather than sugar and salt.
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