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DIALY
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INTR
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DIALYSISSmaller molecules are selectively separated
from larger molecules by diffusion through a semipermeable membrane
Semipermeable membrane - a membrane that allows the passage of selected ions or molecules
Occurs in the cell through the transporting of molecules and ions through the CELL MEMBRANE
This is a non mediated process meaning it does not need any aid of transport proteins
OBJECTIVES
1. To understand dialysis through the semi-permeability of longganisa skin
2. To observe which ion diffuses first out of the membrane.
MATERIA
LS A
ND
METHOD
CaCl
Methylene blue
Longganisa skin
H2O + Ca and Cl ions
Set-up
Ammonium Oxalate(react with Calcium)
Silver Nitrate(react with Chloride)
RESULTS A
ND
DISCUSSIO
NS
Time (min)
Chloride Test
Calcium Test
Methylene Blue
Methylene Blue
(Theoretical)1 - - - -2 - - - -3 - - - -4 - - - -5 - - - -6 - - - -7 + - - -8 + - - -9 + - - -10 + - - -11 + - - -12 + - - -13 + + - -14 + + + -15 + + + -
RESULTS OF DIALYSIS OF CALCIUM AND CHLORIDE IONS
REACTIONS FORMED:Cl- + Ag+ AgCl (precipitate)
Ca2+ + C2O42- CaC2O4 (precipitate)
Cloudy white precipitate formed in both test tubes. This indicates the presence of the Cl and Ca ions because they reacted with their respective reactants.
DISCUSSIONSChloride ions passed through the longganisa skin faster than calcium ions because they have a smaller molecular size/radius. On the other hand, methylene blue is large in size; much larger than the permeability of the longganisa can allow to pass through. Because of this, the molecules of methylene blue cannot pass through the longganisa skin.
DISCUSSIONSLongganisa skin is a differentially permeable membrane because it allows small-sized molecules to pass through (ie. Calcium and Chloride), and at the same time, prohibits the passage of large molecules (ie. Methylene blue).
CONCLUSIO
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The longganisa skin allowed the passage of small molecules, chloride
and calcium ions, in which chloride ions passed through faster, and prohibited
the passage of the large molecules that is methylene blue thus exhibiting the
process dialysis.