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What is the main aim of the osmosis practical with potato tissue?

To see how sucrose affects potato mass

What is the purpose of a cork borer in this practical?

It cuts neat potato cylinders

What is a good range of sucrose concentrations to use?

00 to 300300 g/dm3^3

How long should each potato cylinder be trimmed to?

About 3030 mm long

How long should potato cylinders stay in the sucrose solutions?

About 30 minutes

What does the percentage change formula calculate?

final - initialinitial×100\frac{\text{final - initial}}{\text{initial}} \times 100

What does a negative percentage change in mass mean?

The potato lost mass

What happens to potato cylinders in low sucrose concentrations?

They gain mass as water moves into cells

Where does osmosis move water from and to?

From high to low water potential

What does the isotonic point on a graph show?

Concentration inside the potato cells

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