https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90 Made by Aurora Crespo & Max Gallardo en-us 2018-01-28 16:16:25 UTC 2025-12-27 05:10:02 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-uploads.storage.googleapis.com/257631844/b07d06deff625971929c63c5f6d44465/WhatsApp_Image_2018_01_28_at_17_59_27.jpeg maxgallardob https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/225401691 In the test-tube with HCI we started to smell a subtle strange smell. In the Lab day we only noticed this change. After one week more or less we saw that the test tube with pepsin and HCI had almost digested the food and had changed the color a bit. The other test tubes have ingested a bit the egg but nothing so far. Almost all the test tubes had a very bad smell.

]]> 2018-01-28 16:46:17 UTC https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/225401691 maxgallardob https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/225402074

Test-tube rack

Pepsin

Water

4 strips of blue litmus paper

cubes of boiled egg white

10ml plastic gratuated cylinder

4 test tubes with stoppers

marking pencil

diluted hydrochloric acid

plastic stirrers

]]> 2018-01-28 16:49:30 UTC https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/225402074 maxgallardob https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/225402215 What conditions are needed for the digestion of proteins in the stomach?
MAX:]]> 2018-01-28 16:50:42 UTC https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/225402215 maxgallardob https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/225402243 First we labeled test-tubes A, B, C and D and we placed them in a test-tube rack
Then we cut boiled egg  into small pieces and we put 3 of them in each test-tube
Later we add 10 ml of pepsin with a graduated cylinder into the test-tube A
We repeat this process but with 5ml of pepsin and 5 ml of water into the test-tube B. Between the addition of pepsin and water we rinsed out the graduated cylinder.
After that we clean the graduated cylinder and we add 10ml of hydrochloric acid into the test-tube C
Later on we add with  a clean graduated cylinder 5 ml of pepsin and 5ml of hydochloric acid to test-tube D
Before finishing this experiment we obtained four strips of blue limtus paper and we dipped it into each solution
Finally we observed whether or not an immediate reaction takes place and of what colour did the paper turn]]> 2018-01-28 16:50:56 UTC https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/225402243 maxgallardob https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/225402262 1. Interpreting Data: 
Which materials were the best at digesting the egg white? What observations enabled you to determine this?
The best materials at digesting the egg white were pepsin and HCI together. I enabled to determine this because after a week the white egg on the test tube with pepsin and HCI was the most digested one.

2.Inferring: 
Is the chemical digestion protein in food fast or a slow reaction? Explain.
It's a slow reaction because the food in this process spends between 5 and 9 hours.

3.Controlling variables: 
Why was it important that the cubes of egg white all be about same size?
Because if they weren't the same size,  the bigger ones would digest slower than the small ones and would affect to the result of the experiment.

4.Drawing conclusion: 
What did this lab show about the ability of pepsin to digest protein?
This lab show's that pepsin is the substance that works the better digesting food but if we didn't add the HCI it won't be able to digest the egg white because the HCI activates the pepsin to make it digest the egg white.
 
5.Communication: 
Write a paragraph in which you describe the purpose of test tube A and test tube C as they relate to the steps you followed in the procedure.
The purpose of the test tubes is to observe the egg white cubes to determine whether an immediate reaction takes place. In the case of test tube A is to see if with only pepsin was able to digest the egg white and in the case of test tube C if with only HCI was able to digest the egg white. We saw than in the both cases it hasn't been possible to digest all the egg white.      ]]> 2018-01-28 16:51:07 UTC https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/225402262 maxgallardob https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/225402612 I will take two test tubes, in both ones I would put the same amount of pepsin and HCI (50% of each one and also enough liquid to cover the big egg white cubes on the second test tube). n the first one I would put five small cubes of egg white and in the second one five big cubes of egg white. 
I think that the smaller pieces will brake down first than the big ones, because the pepsin and HCI would have to penetrate more to arrive to the center of a bigger thing than an smaller one. Is like when you bake a small cake and a big cake the small cake will be done first than the big one. ]]> 2018-01-28 16:54:20 UTC https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/225402612 maxgallardob https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/225402670 1. reading graphs: 
What do the values on the y-axis represent?
The values on the y-axis represent the percentage of egg white digested.

2. Interpreting data: 
After about how many hours would you estimate that half of the protein was digested?
I estimate that the half of the protein was digested in 13 to 14 hours.

3. Interpreting data: How much digestion occurred in 16 hours?
 In 16 hours occurred a 75% of all digestion.

4.Drawing conclusions: During which 4-hour period did the most digestion take place?
The period from 12 to 16 hours is the 4-hour period were most of the digestion take place.]]> 2018-01-28 16:54:45 UTC https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/225402670 maxgallardob https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/225404595 2018-01-28 17:09:58 UTC https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/225404595 maxgallardob https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/228962131


]]> 2018-02-07 06:43:08 UTC https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/228962131 maxgallardob https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/228962216 2018-02-07 06:43:59 UTC https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/228962216 maxgallardob https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/228965744 1. Interpreting Data: 
Which materials were the best at digesting the egg white? What observations enabled you to determine this?
The materials that were the best at digesting the egg white were the pepsin with the hydrochloric acid. I enable to determine this because the test-tube that had this solution after a week was more digested than the others

2.
Inferring: 
Is the chemical digestion protein in food fast or a slow reaction? Explain.
It's a slow reaction because proteins take from 5 to 9 hours for be completely digested.

3.Controlling variables: 
Why was it important that the cubes of egg white all be about same size?
Because when the pieces of egg are big they take more time in the digestive process, so the smaller ones will be digested faster than the bigger ones and this could afect to the experiment 

4.Drawing conclusion: 
What did this lab show about the ability of pepsin to digest protein?
This lab shows that the pepsin is the best digestor of food but without the hydrochloric acid it can't function
 
5.Communication: 
Write a paragraph in which you describe the purpose of test tube A and test tube C as they relate to the steps you followed in the procedure.
The purpose of the test-tube A is to observe if the pepsin can break down the cubes of egg white alone and in the test-tube C to se if the hydrochloric acid can work alone. We have seen that in both cases they can't]]> 2018-02-07 07:08:19 UTC https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/228965744 maxgallardob https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/228969119 I'm going to take 2 test-tubes
and i'm going to put in 5ml of pepsin and 5ml of HDI.
In the first one I will put 3 cubes of egg white of 2cm³
and in the second I will put 6 cubes of egg white of 1cm³.
As the cubes and their size are proportional, I would like to see if they are going to digest at the same time.]]> 2018-02-07 07:27:50 UTC https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/228969119 maxgallardob https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/228969859 1. reading graphs: 
What do the values on the y-axis represent?
The percentage of egg white digested.

2. Interpreting data: 
After about how many hours would you estimate that half of the protein was digested?
In 14 hours approximately

3. Interpreting data: How much digestion occurred in 16 hours?
A 70% of the digestion

4.Drawing conclusions: During which 4-hour period did the most digestion take place?
In the period from 12 to 16 hours.

]]> 2018-02-07 07:30:51 UTC https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/228969859 auroracrespog https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/229048947 What conditions are needed for the digestion of proteins in the stomach]]> 2018-02-07 11:54:38 UTC https://padlet.com/maxgallardob/9vqxbmpktx90/wish/229048947