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what’s the method of the microscopy practical
place thin layer of onion epidermis flat on a slide
add a drop of iodine (highlights nucleus)
place coverslip at an angle to avoid air bubbles
start on lowest magnification
use course focus and then fine focus
then draw your cells
method of microbiology (effects of antibiotics on bacteria)
sterilise equipment with bonsen burner
pour agar into petri dish
spread bacteria using sterile loop
add antibiotic disks evenly spaced out
place lid on but not fully sealed
measure diameter of inhibition zone
osmosis practical method
cut potato cylinders with cork borer
measure mass of each one
add 10cm3 sugar solution to tube 1
repeat but with different concentrations
add one potato to each tube, leave overnight
remove them and pat dry then
re-measure the mass and work out the change
food tests (starch,proteins and reducing sugars)
Method for all three
put sampled food into test tubes
add few drops of …
if the thing is present a colour change will occur
what to add to the different food tests and what is the colour change/what is formed
STARCH= add iodine + brown→blue
PROTEIN=add biurets reagent + blue→purple
REDUCING SUGARS=add benedict’s solution + brick red (present) but blue (not present)
when testing for reducing sugars what do you put the test tubes in
a hot water bath
effect of pH on rate of enzyme practical method
add amylase + buffer (specific pH)
add starch and start timer
drop mixture into iodine every 30 seconds
when iodine stops turning blue, starch is gone
repeat for different pH’s (not 7)
photosynthesis practical method
set up pondweed and place elodea in test tube with sodium hydrogen carbonate
move lamp to set distance
start timer and count oxygen bubbles made for 1 min
repeat with different distances