An Investigation into Osmosis in Potato Chips
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Hypothesis: The higher level of concentration of the sugar solution, the greater reduction of the potato cylinder will be. Prediction: I think that the higher the concentration of the sugar solution, the bigger the length difference will be. This will be because the water molecules will flow out of the potato cylinder due to osmosis. I think that the shape of the graph with the end results will have a steady rising. I will not use concentrations of the sugar solution that are too high because this could make the potato cylinders extremely fragile. This is not what I...
I could do, could be to change the temperature of the experiment to see whether osmosis happens more at higher temperatures. If I wanted, I could measure the rate at which osmosis happens at 21oC. This could be done by doing multiple experiments at different sucrose concentrations and doing the experiment for precise timings i.e. plus or minus 0.5 seconds of 1 hour. With this, I would make sure the surface area is exactly the same and also I would measure the change of weight instead of length, as length is far too inaccurate for this type of experiment.

I could do, could be to change the temperature of the experiment to see whether osmosis happens more at higher temperatures. If I wanted, I could measure the rate at which osmosis happens at 21oC. This could be done by doing multiple experiments at different sucrose concentrations and doing the experiment for precise timings i.e. plus or minus 0.5 seconds of 1 hour. With this, I would make sure the surface area is exactly the same and also I would measure the change of weight instead of length, as length is far too inaccurate for this type of experiment.
The following shows the collision theory used to explain the effect of temperature and concentration Prediction: In this investigation I expect to find as I increase the temperature the reaction will take place faster. This is because as the temperature increases, it gives more energy to the sodium thiosulphate and...
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For this investigation I am reacting magnesium ribbon Mg with Hydrochloric acid HCl I am measuring the rate of reaction between the two, and to do this am measuring the hydrogen given off by the reaction. Magnesium is a shiny silver coloured metal, an element with an atomic...
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Aim: To investigate the rate of reaction between Hydrochloric acid and marble chips. Background Knowledge: Factors that affect the rate of reaction between hydrochloric acid and marble chips or any other reaction are called variables. They are: ?é?¿ The surface area of the chips...
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Introduction In this assignment I will investigate hazard and prevention. This is three tasks assignment. In task one I will make a checklist and definition of checklist and why we should make a checklist for any place. For task two I have given an A4 sheet with...
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RATES OF REACTION SKILL P There are four factors that affect the rate of a chemical reaction. These are Temperature, Surface area, concentration and the use of catalysts. I am going to investigate the factors that affect the rate of reaction between marble chips...
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