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Science Fair Slideshow: Osmosis and Diffusion
- 2. The Beginning It all started in Learner High School‟s Biology class, where I learned a lot about cellular processes like osmosis and diffusion. That‟s when I decided to try to re-create those processes using eggs as the animal “cell”.
- 3. The Project I spent the next four weeks working on the project. First, I submersed the eggs in different solvents to make them more permeable. Salt-water solvent Sugar-water solvent Water solution
- 4. The Final Test After 48 hours, I dried each egg and carefully poured certain amounts of each solvent over each egg. Then, I measured how much of each solvent actually passed through the egg. After that, I determined whether the egg was penetrated through osmosis or diffusion. Exhibit A (Salt-water egg) Exhibit B (Sugar-water egg) Exhibit C (Water egg) 15 ml 7ml 0 ml
- 5. Data After many tests, I finally found out that eggs A and B were penetrated through osmosis and that the project was a success.
- 6. Before and After Before- Day 1 After- Day 2
- 7. Work
- 8. 2011 Ball State University Regional Science Fair
- 9. Ball State University Science Fair Awards After 6 weeks of work, I won 4th place in the „Senior- Zoology‟ category…