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Objectives:. Today we will… Debrief Osmosis & Diffusion Lab Whiteboard practice Q&A Time Friday Quiz! So that we can… Define Hypertonic, Hypotonic, Isotonic Predict how water and other substances will flow across the cell membrane. Bell Work:.
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Objectives: • Today we will… • Debrief Osmosis & Diffusion Lab • Whiteboard practice • Q&A Time • Friday Quiz! • So that we can… • Define Hypertonic, Hypotonic, Isotonic • Predict how water and other substances will flow across the cell membrane
Bell Work: • Please take out your Osmosis & Diffusion Lab from last class. • Turn in Yeast Lab take home quiz. • Log onto your IC, and see what assignments are labeled as I or M. • Make a note in your planner of what you need to complete and turn in before the end of unit. • P5 be sure to grab Unit 2 review and Quiz Prep HW that Mrs. Gates forgot to get you on Wednesday.
End of Unit Reminders: • Unit Test for Unit 2: The Building Blocks of Life is next week on block day (Wed 10/3 or Thurs 10/4.) Remember, this is our final opportunity to assess on Unit 2 topics, so be prepared to show your best work! • Friday 10/5 is the last day to turn in any missing/revised work from Unit 2. After this date, any “M’s” or “I’s” turn into zeros.
Osmosis & Diffusion Lab Debrief: Discuss with your partner: What is the name of each molecule? How are their differences in STRUCTURE important for this lab? C A B D
Lab Debrief: Which of these substances diffused across the artificial membrane used in yesterday’s lab? C A B D
Lab Debrief: Discuss: How were each of these ideas demonstrated in yesterday’s lab? • Selectively Permeable Membrane • Diffusion • Osmosis • Dynamic Equilibrium
Practice: You have a cell, with a 1% concentration of salt in it. You put it into a solution with a 10% concentration of salt. Please draw a diagram showing what osmosis and diffusion you would expect to occur.
Practice: You have a cell, with a 5% concentration of carbon dioxide in it. You put it into a solution with a 3% concentration of carbon dioxide. Please draw a diagram showing what osmosis & diffusion you expect to occur. Is this solution hypertonic, hypotonic, or isotonic?
Review: Why are diffusion & osmosis important for cells?
Practice: You have a cell, with a 0.5% calcium concentration. You put it into a solution of 0.3% calcium. • Please draw a diagram to show how osmosis & diffusion would occur. • Describe the solution as hypertonic, hypotonic, or isotonic. • What do you expect to see happen to the cell?
Practice: • You place a cell that • contains no glucose in • a solution of 5% glucose. • Please draw a diagram to show how osmosis & diffusion would occur. • Describe the solution as hypertonic, hypotonic, or isotonic. • What do you expect to see happen to the cell?
Practice: • You place a cell that • Contains 3% starch • a solution containing no starch. • Please draw a diagram to show how osmosis & diffusion would occur. • Describe the solution as hypertonic, hypotonic, or isotonic. • What do you expect to see happen to the cell?
Review: Identify the organelle shown here:
Review: List 2 organelles involved in capturing and releasing energy to power cell processes.
Review: List 2 organelles that are found in ALL cells.
Review: List 4 organelles involved in packaging & storing materials.
Review: List 2 organelles involved in making and moving proteins.
Review: List 3 organelles involved in providing structure and support for the cell.
Review: List the organelle that is most responsible for selecting what enters and leaves the cell.
Review: Which 2 organelles have their OWN DNA?
Homework #4: Endosymbiosis = 2 or more prokaryotes combine to work together as 1 cell
Homework: • Osmosis & Diffusion Lab Typed Conclusion DUE for peer editing due MONDAY. • Final Drafts of O & D Lab packet and Conclusion DUE TUESDAY. • Use your Study Guide to start preparing for the Unit 2 Test!
Honors Extension: Facilitated & Active Transport • Passive, 2 & 3. Passive 4. Active • Simple Facilitated Facilitated
Videos: Endo & Exocytosis • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvOz4V699gk • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4aZE5FQ284 • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9pvm_4-bHg