For ALL of the following scenarios, provide the following: …

For ALL of the following scenarios, provide the following:  A.  Identify all solutions (in the beaker and in the dialysis tubing “bag”) in relation to the other.  (Hypotonic, Hypertonic, and/or Isotonic)  B.  Which direction will the water molecules move (assume only the water can move through the “bag” but the solutes can’t)?   SCENARIO I – 70% salt (30% water) solution is in a “bag” inside a beaker with a 10% salt (90% water) solution in the beaker.   SCENARIO II – 30% salt (70% water) solution is in a “bag” inside a beaker with a 90% salt (10% water) solution in the beaker.   SCENARIO III – 48% salt (52% water) solution is in a “bag” inside a beaker with a 48% salt (52% water) solution in the beaker.  This is a general image of the scenarios. This is to help you “picture it.”  The different “dots” represent the different molecules.  This is a general image.  It isn’t specific to any of the scenarios, but it can be used to help think through the scenarios described above.   Beaker with Dialysis Tubing.png

Part 1: Type the correct name for each structure in the cell…

Part 1: Type the correct name for each structure in the cell.  Please include the letter and the name.  For example:  Y = Big Bird (this isn’t one of the answers for this cell, it is just an example.)  Also, spelling counts. Part 2:   What type of eukaryotic cell is this cell?   Hints:  G is the big “ball.”  K is the disks that are green in the stacks of disks.   Cell #2.png