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How can you find the water potential of potato cells (
1-2
)?
Using a
cork borer
, cut potatoes into
identically sized chips 1cm
in
diameter
divide chips
into
groups
of
3
and measure the
mass
of
each group
using a
mass balance
How can you find the water potential
of
potato cells (3-4)?
3. Place
one group into each
of
your sucrose solutions
4.
Leave
the
chips
in the solutions for
20mins minimum.
- make sure they all get the same amount of time
How can you find the water potential of potato cells (5-6)?
5. Remove
the
chips
and
pat dry gently
with a
paper towel
6.
Weigh each group
again and
record your results
How can you find the water potential of potato cells (7-8)?
7. Calculate
%
change
in
mass
for each
group
8. Use results
to make a
calibration curve
, showing %
change
in
mass
against
sucrose conc
Where will the potato chips again water ?
In solutions with a
higher water potential
Where will the potato chips lose water - and therefore lose mass?
In solutions with a
lower water potential
Where on the graph is the point at which the
water
potential of the sucrose solution is the
same
as the
waer
potential of the
potato cells
?
The
point
at which the curve
crosses
the
x-axis
(where % change in mass is
0
)
FIND
the
CONC
at this point, then
look up
the wate
potential
for that
conc
of
sucrose
solution (eg in a
textbook
)
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