Please answer the table thank you * 4.26KB/s a12:45BO 84%2. Osmosis. Weigh 2 dry petri dishes labelled A and B. Place 2 pieces of newly slicedpotatoes of about the same length and size in each petri dish and separately weigh thepetri dishes containing the potatoes. Add salt water to petri dish A and distilled waterto petri dish B. The liquid must completely cover the potato slices. Soak the potato for20 minutes. After soaking, remove the potato slices and wipe dry with tissue paper.Throw away the liquids in the petri dishes and dry the petri dish using tissue paper. Putback the potato in their respective petri dishes and again weigh each dish with theirpotato slices. Compare the masses of the soaked potato slices to their original masses. * 5.74KB/s a12:45BO 84%For OSMOSIS – use this data for your analysis and answer the question in the questionguide. Supply the missing data and place in the data sheet.+A (Salt Water)B (distilled water)Weight of petri dish45grams46gramsWeight of petri dish & potato49grams54GramsWeight of potato slicesgramsGramsWeight of petri dish & soaked potato47grams56GramsWeight of soaked potatogramsGrams

Case- A (saltwater): Weight of Petri dish=45 g Weight of Petri dish + Potato=49 g Weight of Petri…

For OSMOSIS – use this data for your analysis and answer the question in the question guide. Supply the missing data and place in the data sheet. A (Salt Water) B (distilled water) Weight of petri dish 45 grams 46 grams Weight of petri dish & potato 49 grams 54 Grams Weight of potato slices grams Grams Weight of petri dish & soaked potato 47 grams 56 Grams Weight of soaked potato grams Grams

For OSMOSIS – use this data for your analysis and answer the question in the question guide. Supply the missing data and place in the data sheet. A (Salt Water) B (distilled water) Weight of petri dish 45 grams 46 grams Weight of petri dish & potato 49 grams 54 Grams Weight of potato slices grams Grams Weight of petri dish & soaked potato 47 grams 56 Grams Weight of soaked potato grams Grams

Introductory Chemistry: An Active Learning Approach

6th Edition

ISBN:9781305079250

Author:Mark S. Cracolice, Ed Peters

Publisher:Mark S. Cracolice, Ed Peters

Chapter16: Solutions

Section: Chapter Questions

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