Organization

Amanda Zufolo Alexis Ericksen Harrison Milaceak Jena Pagano Hypothesis- If it is a living thing, it will fit together in an organized way. Protocol- the onion would be the control and to determine whether or not the unknown is living we would look at it under a microscope and compare it to the onion to see if it has cellular organization. Procedures- First we tested our control. Then we tested the unknown substances to see if any were living. To test the unknowns we put them on a slide and covered them with the cover slip. We put them under the microscope and checked them on 40x and 400x. We looked at their cellular structure. Unknown C moved while we looked at it under the microscope, the other two didn't. Unknown A and unknown B both had structure, but unknown C had the most structure.

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