required pracs Flashcards

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apparatus for microscopy

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  • microscope
  • glass slide
    -coverslip
    -iodine
    -onion
    -paper towel
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how to prepare a slide microscopy

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  1. pull off epidermal layer of onion
  2. put into slide with a drop of iodine to keep flat
  3. put on a drop of iodine to stain cells/make visable
  4. use a needle to carefully lower the coverslip onto the slide with no air bubbles
  5. use filter paper to soak up any excess on slide
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how to use the microscope, microscopy

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  1. place slide on stage
  2. turn nosepeiece to select low power objective
  3. use course adjustment knob until cover slip touches objective lense
  4. then use the eyepiece and turn the knob until the image is in focus
    5.turn nosepiece to higher power objective, higher mag
  5. Go back to eyepiece and turn course objective knob and fine adjustment knob
  6. repeat this
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measuring in microscopy

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  1. make note of the magnification
  2. use microscope to find number of cells along one line
  3. put ruler under and measure how many dents representing mm there are on the line of cells
  4. use actual x mag = image
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osmosis equiptment

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  • tissue eg potato- same length and no skin
  • cork borer for cutting
  • ruler
  • balance
  • range of solutions and water
  • test tubes and rack
  • paper towel
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preparing for osmosis practical

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  1. cut potatoes using cork borer into identical cyclinders
  2. use knife to trim to same length and to remove skin
  3. measure and record length and mass
  4. measure 10cm of all of the sugar solutions and water
  5. add each potato cylinder to each tube
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second half of osmosis practical

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  • leave tubes overngith on a rack
  • remove potato cylinders and blot dry
  • measure length and mass and record
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saftey in osmosis

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  • handle knife carefully
  • do not eat or drink solution or potatoes
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result of osmosis practical

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  • when in distilled water it will gain most weight as it is less concentrated with water than the distilled water so it will move into the potato
  • wehn in highly sugar concentrated water the water in the potato will move out to an area of lower water conc and so will lose weight
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9
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preparation for food tests

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  1. grind food sample using motar and pestle
  2. put in beaker and add water, stir
  3. filter using filtration and collect in a flask so solution is clear
  4. half fill a test tube
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test for sugar

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  1. add 10 drops of benedict solution to that in test tube
  2. will go from blue to green/yellow/red depending on conc of sugar
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11
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special extra work in test for sugar

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  1. heat water to point of boiling
  2. put in beaker
  3. put test tube of solution in beaker for five minutes
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12
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test for starch

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  1. put a few drops of iodine into solution
  2. will go from brick orange to blue black
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test for protien

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  1. add ten drops of buriet to solution
  2. will go from blue to purple
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test for lipids

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  1. add ten drops of ethanol to solution
  2. will go cloudy emulsion
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15
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extra bit for lipids test

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dont filter solution when preparing after mixing w water

16
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equiptment in food tests

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  • test tubes
  • iodine/benedict/ buriet
  • goggles
  • food samply
  • filter paper/motar and pestle
  • pipette
  • beaker
17
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saftey precautions for food tests

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  • do not eat any food
  • wear goggles
  • quickly wash off splashes on skin
  • avoid scolding in hot water bath
18
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enzyme practical equiptment

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-test tubes
- tube rack
-meaurisng cylinder
-spotted tiles
-starch solution/amaayse
- stop watch
-iodine solution
- buffered ph solutions

19
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enzyme practical events

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  1. label each tile with the time and add drop of iodine solution
  2. place starch, iodine and buffered in a water bath
  3. add together 2cm of each three solution in a tube in the water bath- at this point enzyme begins to digest starch
  4. starch stop watch, every 30 s add the solution to the iodine to see if starch is present (it would go nlue black)
  5. when the solution remains orange/brown the reaction has fully taken place
  6. repeat with different ph levels as the buffer
20
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equiptment for photosynthesis

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  • pond weed, 10cm
  • boiling tube
  • ruler
  • light source
    -0.2% sodium hydrogen carbonate
  • rod
  • rack
  • stop watch
21
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photosynthesis practical

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  1. plae tube in rack 10cm away from light source
  2. fill tube w SHC solution and push down the weed in it with a glass rod
  3. leave to rest for 5 mins
  4. start stop watch and count bubbles per min
  5. record twice more
  6. change distance by ten cm