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What is the aim of the potato tuber experiment?

To investigate osmosis in plant tissue

Why must potato cylinders be of uniform size?

To ensure fair comparison of results

What range of sugar solutions is used in the experiment?

0.0 M to 1.0 M

How long are potato cylinders left in the solutions?

24 hours

Why are potato cylinders blotted with paper towels?

To remove excess surface liquid

What is the formula for percentage change in mass?

Change in MassInitial Mass×100\frac{\text{Change in Mass}}{\text{Initial Mass}} \times 100

What does the x-axis crossing point on the graph indicate?

Equal water potential inside and outside

If a potato cylinder gains mass, what type of solution was it in?

Hypotonic

If a potato cylinder loses mass, what happened to the water?

Water moved out of the potato cells

In osmosis, water moves from which area to which area?

High to low water potential

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