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Experiment To Investigate the Plasmolysis Rate and Concentration of Sucrose Solution In the Onion Cell
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Experiment to investigate the plasmolysis rate and concentration of sucrose solution in the onion cell
Neena Kim SFC1A
Date of the experiment : 1st September 2001
Objective
In the onion cell, there is cell sap which has a certain concentration of materials. Depending the concentration of the outside of the cell, the cell can be plasmolysed at the different rate by osmosis.
Hypothesis
The cells will be plasmolysed more as the concentration increases. And incipient plasmolysis is the point when 50% of the cells are plasmolysed.
Around 0.35M point, the rate of plasmolysis is the greatest.
Apparatus
Onion bulb
6 petri dishes
6 test tubes
test tube rack
wax pencil
six 10cm graduated pipettes
six beakers
fine brush
distilled water
1M sucrose solution
fine forceps
paster pipettes
slide and cover slips
microscope
graph paper
lazor blade
tile
procedure
label six
% of plasmolysed cells in the onion
concentration of sucrose solution
1st
2nd
3rd
average
0.2M
0.0
3.6
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