Setup 1
The bag weight will remain the same. Because there is water in both beaker and bag. There won't be any net movement of water across the bag.
The fluid is isotonic.
Setup 2
Here there will be movement of water fro bag to the beaker. So the weight of the bag will decrease.
The solution is hypertonic.
Setup 3
Weight of the bag will increase
The solution is hypotonic.
Setup 4
Weight of bag will decrease
The solution is hypertonic
Setup 5
Weight of bag will decrease
The solution of hypertonic
2. a) Diffusion is a process by which molecules move from regions of higher concentration to regions of lower concentration. This is why we can feel the smell of food, perfumes, etc.
b) When a solution containing potassium is taken in a semipermeable bag and placed in a beaker with water, there will movement of water into the bag.
3. Selective permeability is a property of the membrane that allows only certain molecules to enter and exit. The cell membrane is a selectively permeable membrane.
4.a) Diffusion is the movement of molecules from a region of higher concentration to a region of lower concentration. This involves both solute and solvent
Osmosis is a type of diffusion. But it only involves solvent molecules and the movement takes place through a semi-permeable membrane.
b)
Diffusion
5)
Osmometer is used to measure the osmotic strength of a solution. Here the solvents move due to the osmotic pressure.
6)
This is because, compared to the cells of the leaves, the salt solution is hypertonic in nature. So there will be a movement of water from cells to outside. Thus the leaves become wilted.
7) Yes. The rate of osmosis will be more in setup 5
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