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Biology, 21.04.2020 07:55 kyusra2008

Starch molecules are too large to pass through the
tubing into the beaker. Which errors could have
caused starch to appear in the beaker despite this
fact? Check all possible errors.
not washing the outside of the tubing after
filling it with starch
reusing droppers for different solutions
adding glucose to the solution in the dialysis
tubing
using a beaker that had not been cleaned
thoroughly
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