Question: 1. Be Able To Define The Following: Isosmotic, Hyposmatic, And Hyperosmotic Solutions. 2. Be Able To Define The Following: Isotonic Solutions, Hypertonic Solutions, And Hypotonic Solutions. What Changes Occur To Cell When Placed Into Each Solution? 3. What Are Penetrating Solutes? What Are Non-penetrating Solutes? Which Have A Greater Effect On Tonicity? …
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1. Be able to define the following: isosmotic, hyposmatic, and hyperosmotic solutions. 2. Be able to define the following: isotonic solutions, hypertonic solutions, and hypotonic solutions. What changes occur to cell when placed into each solution? 3. What are penetrating solutes? What are non-penetrating solutes? Which have a greater effect on tonicity? 4. What is meant by osmotic pressure? You should be able to compare cells of different solute concentration and determine which cell would have the greatest osmotic pressure. 5. Review the lab results for the osmosis experiment. If given a similar experiment you should be able to predict if a bag (cell) would gain or lose water, determine if a solution is isotonic, hypertonic or hypotonic, and determine which bag (cell) has the greatest osmotic pressure. 6. Review osmosis and diffusion worksheet and be able to work similar problems.
