7_Diffusion Flashcards

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What is diffusion?

A

The moving and mixing of particles from one place to another.

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Why does diffusion happen fastest in gases?

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Because gas particles are far apart and move freely.

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What happened when food colouring was added to water?

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The coloured particles spread out between the water particles by diffusion.

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What does the movement of food colouring in water show?

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That particles are always moving and can mix without stirring.

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What did you observe in the Skittles and water experiment?

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The colour from the Skittles dissolved and diffused into the water.

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What is meant by ‘the colour dissolved’ in the Skittles experiment?

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The dye particles left the Skittle and spread out into the water.

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What was the aim of the diffusion in solids experiment?

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To observe diffusion through a solid using gelatine and food colouring.

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What was observed during the diffusion in solids experiment?

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The coloured dye slowly spread through the gel, showing diffusion in solids is slow.

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What conclusion was drawn from the diffusion experiments?

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Diffusion is slowest in solids, fastest in gases, and in between in liquids.

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What is chromatography used for?

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To separate substances, such as the colours in inks or dyes.

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