Test the Diffusion of Glucose through the Membrane a) Fill a 250 mL beaker with 150 mL of distilled water. Add ten drops of Benedict’s solution to

the beaker and mix with a stirring rod.

b) Place the tubing into the beaker. Observe the solution in the beaker and the dialysis tube.

Record your observations in the data table.

c) Wait fifteen minutes. Transfer ten drops of the solution in the beaker to a test tube.

d) Place the test tube in a hot water bath, and wait for five minutes. Note the color of the

solution in the test tube taken from the beaker. Record the results in the data table.

e) Did glucose diffuse through the membrane? Record your answer and reason in the data

table.

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