How did they put the solutions on the slide while it was being viewed on the microscope? I think the solutions added were salt water first and then distilled water
I think that salt was added to the slide since the cell walls shrunk; then I think that water was added since the cell walls grew. It was so weird at the end, the cells were moving and then fading and then getting darker. Why?!
This was so much clearer than the one we did in Lab. I'm glad we got to see this in class because I didn't really see much happen in Lab and was confused. Now I'm not! Sofia Collins, 7G
OOh! This is cool! Do they have a video of osmosis that is even more close-up? I would be interested to see it :] Thank you for posting this up! Our slide during the lab didn't work very well....
Are the white spots just parts of the onion that was damaged while the skin was peeled off?
How did they put the solutions on the slide while it was being viewed on the microscope? I think the solutions added were salt water first and then distilled water
ReplyDelete-Leon H. 7F
Thats really cool!
ReplyDelete-Jacob S 7B
That's so cool! you can actually see the cell shrinking and enlarging!
ReplyDeleteThis is (really) similar to what we did in lab.
ReplyDeleteThis is (really) similar to what we did in our last lab.
ReplyDelete-Claudia F. 7A
That's SO awesome!!! I like how you see it shrivel and expand.
ReplyDelete~Mackenzie C. 7G
That was so cool! isn't it what we did in lab?
ReplyDeleteAugust G. 7E
it's so cool how the video showed the cell changing so fast!
ReplyDeleteit was cool how u could see the cell changing so fast!
ReplyDelete-nicole n.
Wow. That was a short video but it was really cool! It helped me get a better visualization of osmosis!
ReplyDelete~Liliana 7A
the expantion is really noticeable in the cells.
ReplyDeleteSasha 7H
that was so cool!!
ReplyDeletethe calll changed so quickly!!
WOAH! thats crazy... and awesome...
ReplyDeleteMatthew A 7H
COOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteJOHNLUKE 7H
I think that salt was added to the slide since the cell walls shrunk; then I think that water was added since the cell walls grew. It was so weird at the end, the cells were moving and then fading and then getting darker. Why?!
ReplyDelete-Katherine W. 7e
this video really helped me prepare for the midterm!
ReplyDeleteRena M.O 7E
thats cool how the cells got smaller and bigger because of the water solutions
ReplyDeleteLila Cohen 7A
This was so much clearer than the one we did in Lab. I'm glad we got to see this in class because I didn't really see much happen in Lab and was confused. Now I'm not!
ReplyDeleteSofia Collins, 7G
This is really interesting!!
ReplyDeleteMina Morisaki 7E
This was really awesome and helpful...thanks Leslie!
ReplyDelete-Brian O'Connor 7B
Thats amazing! You can clearly see the the cells growing and shrinking.
ReplyDeleteRon T. 7F
OOh! This is cool!
ReplyDeleteDo they have a video of osmosis that is even more close-up? I would be interested to see it :]
Thank you for posting this up! Our slide during the lab didn't work very well....
Are the white spots just parts of the onion that was damaged while the skin was peeled off?
~Andrea C. 7A
It was amazing when the cell membranes shrunk in size and when the cell membranes increased in size afterwards.
ReplyDeleteEugene N. 7H
Its just really weird how the cells are so tiny and its happening right as we speak. Or type.
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