Diffusion and Osmosis Lab

 Todays Lab - Study Different aspects of Diffusion and Osmosis

    Part 1 - Study of role of energy - Brownian Movement

    Part 2 - Role of membranes and tonicity 

materials:

Microscope

Charcoal solution 

Sodium Chloride

Exercise:

Examine Brownian movement


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