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Tuesday 30 March 2021

Gummy Bear Osmosis

 Mhoro Amazing Readers,


Today I'm going to be sharing with you a blog post about Gummy Bear Osmosis. This is another SCIENCE EXPERIMENT in our Science class.We had to be in a group of 6. The people I was with were Divine(AKA Me),Michaela,Tiana,Letitia-Ann,Olivia and Shakala. We are also learning about the meaning of Diffusion in liquids.We are also learning about Osmosis.Here are the steps

Aim:

I want to find out what happens to Gummy Bears when we put them into different solution.

Predictions:I predict  that they will dissolve

Method:

Equipment

  • 4x Gummy Bears of the same colour
  • 2x petri dishes
  • paper towels
  • marker pen
  • Water
  • Sugar water
  • Salt water
  • Electronic balance
  • Beaker
  • Measuring Cylinder
Instructions

  1. Get your equipment.
  2. Put on your safety glasses.
  3. Using the marker pen, write the name of the condition on the petri dish.  DRY,  WATER, SALTWATER,  SUGAR WATER.
  4. Weigh the Gummy Bear and write the weight on the petri dish.
  5. Measure 40mL of solution and pour it into the petri dish.
Results:




Dry

Water

Salt Water

Sugar Water

Initial weight of Gummy Bear

5.81g

5.36g

5.73g

5.45g

Final Weight of Gummy Bear

5.70g

6.52g

6.22g

6.05g

Weight Difference

Lost 0.11g

Gain 1.16g

Gain 0.49g

Gain 0.60g

Initial Volume


40mL

40mL

40mL

Final Volume


0mL

10mL

7mL

Volume Difference


Lost 40mL

Lost 30mL

Lost 30mL


Discussion
Osmosis:

1.The normal water was transferred into the gummy bear the most.

2.The dry gummy bear lost 0-11 grams over a week.

3.The sugar water diffused faster than the salt water.


Diffusion is the movement of a substance from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration. Diffusion happens in liquids and gases because their particles move randomly from place to place. Diffusion is an important process for living things; it is how substances move in and out of cells.





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