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bonufazy [111]
2 years ago
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When testing diffusion over a selectively permeable membrane, you placed different liquids into special containers. The proper s

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elena-s [515]2 years ago
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When testing diffusion over a selectively permeable membrane, the proper setup is aimed at putting different concentrations into tubes and the same water volume.

<h3>What is a selectively permeable membrane?</h3>

A selectively permeable membrane is a physical barrier that allows the passage of certain substances but not others.

The cell membrane is a  selectively permeable membrane that cells need to interchange nutrients and waste with their environment.

In conclusion, a suitable experiment to show the process of diffusion in a selectively permeable membrane is to put concentrations of the solute into tubes and the same volume of solvent (water).

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