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    The document describes an osmosis lab experiment using cellophane paper to simulate a cell membrane. Students will fill a cellophane bag with a starch and methylene blue solution, secure it with a rubber band, and place it in a beaker of water. After 30 minutes, they will observe that the cellophane paper allows the methylene blue solution to pass through it into the water due to osmosis. Students are asked what role the cellophane paper plays and what happened to the paper after 30 minutes.

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    The document describes an osmosis lab experiment using cellophane paper to simulate a cell membrane. Students will fill a cellophane bag with a starch and methylene blue solution, secure it with a rubber band, and place it in a beaker of water. After 30 minutes, they will observe that the cellophane paper allows the methylene blue solution to pass through it into the water due to osmosis. Students are asked what role the cellophane paper plays and what happened to the paper after 30 minutes.

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    Ana Sanchez
    The document describes an osmosis lab experiment using cellophane paper to simulate a cell membrane. Students will fill a cellophane bag with a starch and methylene blue solution, secure it with a rubber band, and place it in a beaker of water. After 30 minutes, they will observe that the cellophane paper allows the methylene blue solution to pass through it into the water due to osmosis. Students are asked what role the cellophane paper plays and what happened to the paper after 30 minutes.

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    COLEGIO DE LA PRESENTACIÓN SANS FAÇON

    EDUCACIÒN PARA EL DESARROLLO HUMANO MISIÒN EVANGELIZADORA

    OSMOSIS LAB
    OBJECTIVE
    Recognize the osmosis process with cellophane paper( cell membrane).

    Materials:
    Cellophane paper
    Rubber band
    Beaker
    Starch Solution
    methylene blue

    PROCEDURES:

    Tie a piece of rubber band to one end of the cellophane bag. Fill it with a starch
    solution.
    and a few drops of methylene blue.
    Fill the beaker with water and gently place the cellophane bag. Observe the results
    after half an hour
    QUESTIONS
    What is the role of the cellophane paper?
    What happened with the cellophane paper after 30 minutes?

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