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Lab Protocol – Dialysis Tubing Experiments (Unit 7 Diffusion)

December 28, 2020
 |  25 Comments



In this tutorial I discuss how we use dialysis tubing in experiments 6.2 and 6.3. For more information regarding the actual outcomes of these experiments, please refer to the reviews regarding these experiments.

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 |  Tags: Concentration, Dialysis, effect, on, Osmosis, Permeability, Selective, Solute, Tubing

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25 thoughts on “Lab Protocol – Dialysis Tubing Experiments (Unit 7 Diffusion)”

  1. klaus mikaelson on December 28, 2020

    Could you please share the lab manual

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  2. Xrguydxdyx D gixgicticyiciyc on December 28, 2020

    I'm doing a adi osmosis experiment with salt water and water I'm confused

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  3. kaname kimizuki on December 28, 2020

    Thanks so much for the help I got an online lab homework where I can't even do the real thing thanks a lot for doing it for me

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  4. Amanda Nannette on December 28, 2020

    Still helpful as ever 9 years later! Thank you for this 😀

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  5. Puneet Chhina on December 28, 2020

    thank you!

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  6. Maryam Azeez on December 28, 2020

    very great explanation

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  7. Aqeela Zaafirah on December 28, 2020

    is that an actual dialysis tubing or can i just use a plastic paper instead?

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  8. hager altay on December 28, 2020

    This is a helpful video

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  9. Abbie Holland on December 28, 2020

    Semi-permeable, not selectively permeable. Pore sizes don't change.

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  10. Alec Brenes on December 28, 2020

    what are the variables?

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  11. Ashley Megie on December 28, 2020

    What does the incrrease and decrease in mass mean in term of osmosis ?

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  12. Parthasarathi Subramanian on December 28, 2020

    Can I reuse the membrane after this experiment?

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  13. Thanks Sherlock on December 28, 2020

    Where can i buy dialysis tubing?

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  14. Neida Rojo on December 28, 2020

    Has anyone done a lab report for this

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  15. Treliuz on December 28, 2020

    Thank you so much! This video was very informative and easy to understand.

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  16. supergreatsuper on December 28, 2020

    Why don't we fill the dialysis tubing by opening it while it is submerged in whatever we want to fill it with?

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  17. keila aviles on December 28, 2020

    Although you posted this long ago, this helped me understand how to do my at home lab assignment. THANK YOUUUU!

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  18. Rafaela Araújo on December 28, 2020

    Baby ^^

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  19. Mark Garcia on December 28, 2020

    You are welcome. Happy I could help!

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  20. xXUniqueSunRaysXx on December 28, 2020

    that was helpful, thx

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  21. Mark Garcia on December 28, 2020

    You are quite welcome. I'm happy that it helped.

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  22. cell060 on December 28, 2020

    thank you very much collin. Just another quick question. I found my polymer precipitating during dialysis due to the insolubility in water. Can I use DMF for dialysis solution instead which can dissolve my polymer? Thanks for your help

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  23. cell060 on December 28, 2020

    that is helpful. one question: why do we need to leave one small air bubble before sealing? thanks

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  24. brik on December 28, 2020

    thanx alot

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  25. Adam Smith on December 28, 2020

    really helpful, i have an assessed practical on this tomorrow, made me feel a lot more confident 😛

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