Osmosis

[3417akeem]

i saw this video at school it was better cause it had sound

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[waterfiltersystems1]

nice video



[Nick153264897]

fuck - is this shit!

[9valerie7]

Osmosis is the movement of water molecule from high concentration region to low concentration region :)

[skus007]

@9valerie7 Well to be more exact it's the movement of water (solvent) from the region of lower concentration of solute to region of higher concentration. When you talk about concentration, you measure it in terms of the solute. So osmosis is from low to high concentration of solute to balance out the concentration.

[carlososorio01]

@9valerie7 concentration of what. Solute concentration?? free water concentration? Be more specific. Water flows from an area of High Free-water concentration to an area of Low Free-water concentration. In other words, it flows from an area of low solute concentration (lots of free-water) to an area of high solute concentration (where there is less free-water). Just remember that water always follows the solutes. So wherever the solutes are at, that is where the water wants to move into.

[ycrbnh]

omg this song was so inspiering, almost as good as bieber.

[flowersflame]

nice looking project!!^^ but i dont want to read ....

[SunBound28]

Osmosis: high to low high to low high to low!

[allan882]

Sorry for the tons of responses. My firefox was mad :D

[Bestwater168]

Lösung ist Bestwater

[Bestwater168]

Lösung ist Bestwater

[viren2k82k8]

me potatoes too lol in science lab

[GrandmaLSRP]

very helpful thankyou :)

[deza46]

hey! u got that from the tvdsb site!

[kaiwingwong]

can somebody help me explain this but more worded easily please?

[bangbangall5]

wow im doing the potato thingy 2.........

[spongebabe195]

wow, this makes alot of sense.

cos i'm doing the lab with potatoes too( :

[RhysGriff92]

Ahh so

Osmosis is the movement of water from a region of high concentration to a region of low. Remember High to Low lol!

[allan882]

@RhysGriff92 Actually, its the exact opposite :D What you're describing is Inverse osmosis. Regular osmosis movers water from regions of low concentration to regions of high concentration. ;D

[allan882]

@RhysGriff92 Actually, its the exact opposite :D What you're describing is Inverse osmosis. Regular osmosis movers water from regions of low concentration to regions of high concentration. ;D

[allan882]

@RhysGriff92

Actually, its the exact opposite :D What you're describing is Inverse osmosis. Regular osmosis movers water from regions of low concentration to regions of high concentration :D

[emolink66]

@RhysGriff92 u sound like my bio teacher

[bluefavorites]

@RhysGriff92 Wouldn't that be diffusion? Nonetheless, osmosis is the movement of water until it reaches dynamic equilibrium.

[horseandponymadme]

@RhysGriff92 No, it's low to high!! :)

[TheBeezwaxx]

@horseandponymadme thats diffusion

[Aniisah123]

@horseandponymadme noooo itss high to low

what your thinking about is active transport - which uses energy ;D

[skus007]

@Aniisah123 No horseandponymadme is correct. Its low to high. You always measure concentration in terms of the solute even though in a low concentration, water molecules (solvent) are in a higher concentration.

[carlososorio01]

@horseandponymadme depends on what you are talking about... be more specific. Water flows from an area of High Free-water concentration to an area of Low Free-water concentration. In other words, it flows from an area of low solute concentration (lots of free-water) to an area of high solute concentration (where there is less free-water). Just remember that water always follows the solutes. So wherever the solutes are at, that is where the water wants to move into.

[adrimare1]

*light bulb goes off in my head* aha, i finally get it! i was trying to figure out why water comes out of a potato slice when put into salt water, and this explains that perfectly, so thanks a lot!

[Mortadela200]

This video is great, I have never REAAAAAALLY understood it before, now I get it!

[ExNihiloJimmy]

osmosis makes me wanna kick a baby in the nuts

[jckbac9]

ha!

[marimaryelsol]

I totally did after watching this.

[Farrahmack]

I agree why do we have to learn this if we are not intrested in biology!! arg!!

[ExNihiloJimmy]

I didinet say i am not interested in this, I actually find it fascinating, and you might too oneday. Unless you wanna be a flight attentend or garbage man/woman.

peace

[Farrahmack]

Eh I choose flight attendent lol jk.... I just wish we could choose to learn it not have to.

[nadia272727]

yeah, i know, i'm asking myself the same question! :/

[arulnaveen1993]

awesome

[maribeldiaz15]

UGH??????????????

[bsmaster2]

look at the other videos by neurocirujo, its rlly good

[juliramire]

it is terrible that you put letters instead os sound!!!!!!!!!TERRIBLE

[Gaprielll]

tanks