Diffusion and Osmosis

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I
1		Last Name	What does it smell like?	Why?	Diffusion Examples	Factors affecting the rate of DIffusion	Osmosis Example A	B	C

2	Aju	Varghese	spring air	It took longer tfor the freshner molecules o reach the back rows.
3	Amanda	McCarthy
4	Brian	Smith
5	Catalina	Marambio Jones	fresh and clean	because air molecules take some time to reach the end of the room	how plant roots take up nutrients ?
6	Daniel	Sternberg	headaches	molecules took time to travel throughout the air
7	Erina	Galanukan	it smells fresh and flowery	it took time to spead across the room
8	Frank	Dale	a laundromat	Took time for the scented particles to spread through the air.
9	Guy	Goyette
10	John		pleasant	Air flow in room vs particle size	essential oils	Hypotonic	Iso	Hyper
11	Joy	Batty	Fresh and so clean	it has to disfuse through the air to get to the people further out.
12	Justin	Harris	science	distance for particles to travel
13	Mike	Koegle	Febreezy magic! (clean linens)	it takes time for the particles to move across the room
14	Nausheen	Choudhury	clean laundry	it was closure to him, takes time to spread
15	Taylor	Bub	fresh, a little soapy, laundry detergent-y	the febreeze takes time to travel all the way to the back of the room, and Thomas was right next to it when it was sprayed so it reached him faster - diffusion	candles	hypotonic
16	Thomas	Fagan	like love in the spring, piney	As the fragrance particles hit the air, they tried to move to an area of less concentration	Making Crystal Light in water		ISO	HYPO	HYPER
17	Veronica	Salcedo
18	Teresa	Glass	pine	it diffuses fast through the air.	cell absorbing material	hypotonic	hypertonic	isotonic
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