States of Concentration 10/16/16


     This week in science we learned about high and low concentrations with water. We learned this by taking notes and doing an experiment. The most important thing I learned about concentration is what it means, and what it means for science is how much of a substance is in something. Another thing I learned about concentration is affects the shape of which that substance is in. For example if a cell has 90% water in it and 80% water on the outside of it than the cell will deflate because the water will move up and out of the cell (this means the cell is hypertonic). The last thing I learned about concentration is the 4 states of concentration and what they mean and what happens if that is the case. The 4 states of concentration are:


  • Osmosis-Movement of molecules from a low to a high concentration. That means the cell will stay the same.
  • Hypertonic-Lower concentration outside the cell than inside. The cell will shrink and deflate.
  • Hypotonic-Lower concentration inside the cell than outside. The cell will inflate.
  • Isotonic-Have the same concentration inside and out of the cell. The cell will stay the same.


S&EP 4_Analyzing and Interpreting Data-

      This week in science I created table that showed data of an egg experiment that showed the starting weight and ending weight. And after the results came in I analyzed them to see what state of concentration each egg was. For example one egg started at 101 grams then in the end it was 156 grams so I analyzed the data and figured that the egg is hypotonic, I figured that because the egg inflated a lot.

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