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Let's solve this Osmosis/Tonicity Worksheet step by step.
We are given nine beakers, each containing a solution and a cell with its own internal solution. We need to:
1. Draw an arrow showing the direction of water movement (into or out of the cell).
2. Label whether the beaker solution is hypertonic, hypotonic, or isotonic relative to the cell.
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- Water moves from low solute concentration to high solute concentration (via osmosis).
- Tonicity compares the solute concentration outside vs. inside the cell:
- Hypotonic: Beaker has lower solute than cell → Water moves into the cell.
- Hypertonic: Beaker has higher solute than cell → Water moves out of the cell.
- Isotonic: Equal solute concentration → No net movement of water.
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We’ll analyze each beaker one by one.
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- Cell: 90% H₂O, 10% solute
- Beaker: 85% H₂O, 15% solute
→ Beaker has more solute (15%) than cell (10%) → Hypertonic
→ Water moves OUT of the cell
✔ Arrow: ↓ (out)
✔ Label: Hypertonic
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- Cell: 40% H₂O, 60% solute
- Beaker: 90% H₂O, 10% solute
→ Beaker has less solute (10%) than cell (60%) → Hypotonic
→ Water moves INTO the cell
✔ Arrow: ↑ (in)
✔ Label: Hypotonic
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- Cell: 75% H₂O, 25% solute
- Beaker: 80% H₂O, 20% solute
→ Beaker has less solute (20%) than cell (25%) → Hypotonic
→ Water moves INTO the cell
✔ Arrow: ↑ (in)
✔ Label: Hypotonic
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- Cell: 45% H₂O, 55% solute
- Beaker: 75% H₂O, 25% solute
→ Beaker has less solute (25%) than cell (55%) → Hypotonic
→ Water moves INTO the cell
✔ Arrow: ↑ (in)
✔ Label: Hypotonic
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- Cell: 90% H₂O, 10% solute
- Beaker: 63% H₂O, 37% solute
→ Beaker has more solute (37%) than cell (10%) → Hypertonic
→ Water moves OUT of the cell
✔ Arrow: ↓ (out)
✔ Label: Hypertonic
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- Cell: 50% H₂O, 50% solute
- Beaker: 50% H₂O, 50% solute
→ Equal solute concentrations → Isotonic
→ No net movement
✔ Arrow: ↔ (no movement)
✔ Label: Isotonic
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- Cell: 90% H₂O, 10% solute
- Beaker: 90% H₂O, 10% solute
→ Equal solute concentrations → Isotonic
→ No net movement
✔ Arrow: ↔ (no movement)
✔ Label: Isotonic
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- Cell: 82% H₂O, 18% solute
- Beaker: 25% H₂O, 75% solute
→ Beaker has much more solute (75%) than cell (18%) → Hypertonic
→ Water moves OUT of the cell
✔ Arrow: ↓ (out)
✔ Label: Hypertonic
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- Cell: 90% H₂O, 10% solute
- Beaker: 80% H₂O, 20% solute
→ Beaker has more solute (20%) than cell (10%) → Hypertonic
→ Water moves OUT of the cell
✔ Arrow: ↓ (out)
✔ Label: Hypertonic
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| Beaker | Water Movement | Tonicity |
|--------|----------------|----------------|
| 1 | Out | Hypertonic |
| 2 | In | Hypotonic |
| 3 | In | Hypotonic |
| 4 | In | Hypotonic |
| 5 | Out | Hypertonic |
| 6 | None | Isotonic |
| 7 | None | Isotonic |
| 8 | Out | Hypertonic |
| 9 | Out | Hypertonic |
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- Use arrow pointing into cell for hypotonic.
- Use arrow pointing out of cell for hypertonic.
- Use double-headed arrow or no arrow for isotonic.
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Let me know if you'd like a visual sketch or explanation of any specific case!
We are given nine beakers, each containing a solution and a cell with its own internal solution. We need to:
1. Draw an arrow showing the direction of water movement (into or out of the cell).
2. Label whether the beaker solution is hypertonic, hypotonic, or isotonic relative to the cell.
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🔍 Key Concept: Osmosis & Tonicity
- Water moves from low solute concentration to high solute concentration (via osmosis).
- Tonicity compares the solute concentration outside vs. inside the cell:
- Hypotonic: Beaker has lower solute than cell → Water moves into the cell.
- Hypertonic: Beaker has higher solute than cell → Water moves out of the cell.
- Isotonic: Equal solute concentration → No net movement of water.
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We’ll analyze each beaker one by one.
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🟦 Beaker 1
- Cell: 90% H₂O, 10% solute
- Beaker: 85% H₂O, 15% solute
→ Beaker has more solute (15%) than cell (10%) → Hypertonic
→ Water moves OUT of the cell
✔ Arrow: ↓ (out)
✔ Label: Hypertonic
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🟦 Beaker 2
- Cell: 40% H₂O, 60% solute
- Beaker: 90% H₂O, 10% solute
→ Beaker has less solute (10%) than cell (60%) → Hypotonic
→ Water moves INTO the cell
✔ Arrow: ↑ (in)
✔ Label: Hypotonic
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🟦 Beaker 3
- Cell: 75% H₂O, 25% solute
- Beaker: 80% H₂O, 20% solute
→ Beaker has less solute (20%) than cell (25%) → Hypotonic
→ Water moves INTO the cell
✔ Arrow: ↑ (in)
✔ Label: Hypotonic
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🟦 Beaker 4
- Cell: 45% H₂O, 55% solute
- Beaker: 75% H₂O, 25% solute
→ Beaker has less solute (25%) than cell (55%) → Hypotonic
→ Water moves INTO the cell
✔ Arrow: ↑ (in)
✔ Label: Hypotonic
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🟦 Beaker 5
- Cell: 90% H₂O, 10% solute
- Beaker: 63% H₂O, 37% solute
→ Beaker has more solute (37%) than cell (10%) → Hypertonic
→ Water moves OUT of the cell
✔ Arrow: ↓ (out)
✔ Label: Hypertonic
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🟦 Beaker 6
- Cell: 50% H₂O, 50% solute
- Beaker: 50% H₂O, 50% solute
→ Equal solute concentrations → Isotonic
→ No net movement
✔ Arrow: ↔ (no movement)
✔ Label: Isotonic
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🟦 Beaker 7
- Cell: 90% H₂O, 10% solute
- Beaker: 90% H₂O, 10% solute
→ Equal solute concentrations → Isotonic
→ No net movement
✔ Arrow: ↔ (no movement)
✔ Label: Isotonic
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🟦 Beaker 8
- Cell: 82% H₂O, 18% solute
- Beaker: 25% H₂O, 75% solute
→ Beaker has much more solute (75%) than cell (18%) → Hypertonic
→ Water moves OUT of the cell
✔ Arrow: ↓ (out)
✔ Label: Hypertonic
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🟦 Beaker 9
- Cell: 90% H₂O, 10% solute
- Beaker: 80% H₂O, 20% solute
→ Beaker has more solute (20%) than cell (10%) → Hypertonic
→ Water moves OUT of the cell
✔ Arrow: ↓ (out)
✔ Label: Hypertonic
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✔ Final Answers Summary:
| Beaker | Water Movement | Tonicity |
|--------|----------------|----------------|
| 1 | Out | Hypertonic |
| 2 | In | Hypotonic |
| 3 | In | Hypotonic |
| 4 | In | Hypotonic |
| 5 | Out | Hypertonic |
| 6 | None | Isotonic |
| 7 | None | Isotonic |
| 8 | Out | Hypertonic |
| 9 | Out | Hypertonic |
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💡 How to Draw Arrows:
- Use arrow pointing into cell for hypotonic.
- Use arrow pointing out of cell for hypertonic.
- Use double-headed arrow or no arrow for isotonic.
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Let me know if you'd like a visual sketch or explanation of any specific case!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of hypertonic hypotonic isotonic worksheet.