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Mrac [35]
3 years ago
14

How do each of the three eggs placed in solution compare to the control egg?

Biology
2 answers:
seraphim [82]3 years ago
8 0
There were three eggs.
The 100% which was of corn syrup shrivled.
The three eggs which are placed in solution compare to control egg in that, 

The egg which was 100% in water it got a little bigger.
The egg which was in the 10/90 solution it got rounder and bigger.

Eggs float better in salt water more than fresh water. Reason being salt water is denser and weighs more and it is able to match the weight of the eggs, which displaces water. 
Even if an egg is cracked and being put into an ocean it will still float because the ocean is dense and salty.
ruslelena [56]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The examination is about toxicity of creature cells. Right now eggs are put in 4 measuring utensils and acidic corrosive or vinegar is added to beaker and left for 24 hours to disintegrate the shell. The eggs in 4 containers are then marked as 100 percent refined water,100 percent corn syrup solution,10 percent corn syrup/90 percent water arrangement, and control to poured with the arrangements. The measuring glass marked control isn't included with any arrangement. The measuring glasses are secured with silver foil and permitted to sit for 24 hours. Following 24 hours, the eggs in named measuring glasses are contrasted with control. The three eggs set in various arrangements are bigger in size than the control egg however are delicate or effectively broken. The eggs expanded in size because of assimilation of arrangements through semipermeable cell layer.

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