

Part A: Confirmation Tests Experimental Observations Observations for Negative Test (substance not present) Observations for Positive...
You are interested in what substances are able to move through an artificial, semi-permeable membrane. You fill your semi-permeable membrane with glucose, starch, and albumin (protein), tie it off to form a bag, and immerse it in a beaker full of plain water. An hour later, you perform several tests on the water surrounding the bag yielding the following results: Iodine test=negative, benedict’s test=positive, and biuret’s test=negative. Which substance was able to move through the membrane and leave the bag and...
Experiment 2: Diffusion Concentration Gradients and Membrane
Permeability
Data Tables
Table 2: Indicator Reagent Data
Indicator
Starch Positive
Starch Negative
Glucose Positive
Glucose Negative
Glucose Test Strip
n/a
n/a
green
yellow
IKI Solution
dark blue
light brown
n/a
n/a
Table 3: Diffusion of Starch and Glucose Over
Time
Indicator
Dialysis Bag After 60 Minutes
Beaker Water After 60 Minutes
Glucose Test Strip
yellow
green ( if all glucose passed to the beaker from the bag)
IKI
from incolore changed to...
yellow, green or red, the test is positive. The color of the solution depends on the concentration of 3. Observe the color of your negative and positive controls. Note which one has a red color. 4 After the dialysis of the NaCi-elucose-red dye solution has progressed for an hour, test the water outside the dialysis bag (your experimental data) for the presence of Ci and glucose same way you did for your controls in steps 1 and 2. Observe if...
CRITICAL THINKING QUESTIONS 1. A pre-weighed dialysis bag which contained a solution of 10% glucose was placed in a beaker containing a solution of 20% glucose. After one hour, the bag was weighed again a. Calculate the % mass change of this dialysis bag from the following information: • Mass of bag before experiment: 15.39 • Mass of bag after experiment: 12.79 b. Determine the tonicity of the beaker when it is compared to the dialysis bag: 2. facell had...
2130 D. HYDROLYSIS OF DISACCHARIDES and POLYSACOLARIDES Make sure you understand what you are doing bore Both the lodine Test and Benedict's best becau described below. Label test tubes so they are t s See the datatable for any that you pre heated in a hot waterbuch e e h 1. You will need 4 test tubes, 1 and 2 forstarch and dowe l of such to test tubes 1 and 2 Add a small pinch of sucrose to test...
“-” represents a clear/yellow solution, “+” represents a light
blue solution, and “++” represents a dark blue solution.
1. 1% glucose - observation: negative. Starch not present
2. 1% starch - observation: ++. Starch present
3. 1% starch + amylase #1 (body temperature). Observation:
negative. Starch not present
4. 1% starch + amylase #2 (body temperature). Observation:
negative. Starch not present.
5. 1% starch + amylase #1 (high temp). Observation: +. Starch
present
6. 1% starch + amylase #2 (high...
Part C. Benedict's Test. Test Tube Samp Prediction Observations Results (+ or -) 2-hydroxybutanal Benzaldehyde Propanone Cyclohexanone Unknown Part D. Iodoform Test. Test Sample Tube 1 2-hydroxybutanal Prediction Observations Results (+ or -) Benzaldehyde Propanone Cyclohexanone Unknown Experiment 12 Identification of Aldehydes and Ketones O the b e t theader of each holding your breath as a st beward your nose. Record the derson the specified memes from O Ta Test g shes between ones that contain a methyl group...
For questions 5-7, use the observations from the experiment to determine the names and formulas of various common compounds. 5. A common table salt substitute gives a lavender flame test. It also violds a nitric acid insoluble white precipitate upon the addition of silver nitrate. What are the formula and name of this compound sold salt substitute? Two of the ions in this lab depend on their conversion into a gas for detection. The two ions will forman ionic compound....
Pre-lab Questions:
Importance A one-step preparation of aspirin from its precursor, salicylic acid, via an ester formation illustrates one of synthetic organic chemistry's most important uses, making the drugs that treat all types of illnesses. OH HOOH Background Aspirin is a prodrug of salicylic acid, the actual active drug. A compound related to salicylic acid, salicin, was first isolated from willow bark in the mid 1700's, but willow-bark extract was used by the ancient Greeks as a treatment for pain...
List three specific laboratory test results that are
consistent with development of a bacterial infection
CASE STUDY CYSTIC FIBROSIS Berial mised o For the Disease Summary for this case study se the CD-ROM this PATIENT CASE cient lent Patient's Chief Complaints Provided by patient's mother: "I noticed a let-down in T's exercise tolerance level a week ago and the last couple of days his cough and sputum production have gotten much worse. When he started having breathing problems, I brought...