A crystal of potassium manganate (VII) is placed at the bottom of a beaker of water. The beaker is left until there is no further change. What do you observe in this experiment? Explain your answer.
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Potassium permanganate crystal has numerous particles in it coz its tightly packed and is a solid.and the water has some spaces between its particles coz its a liquid.so when we drop this potassium permanganate crystal in the water then these particles of potassium permanganate mixes in the water and fills out the gaps between the water's particles.so we can see that diffusion occurs here.
Potassium permanganate crystal has numerous particles in it coz its tightly packed and is a solid.and the water has some spaces between its particles coz its a liquid.so when we drop this potassium permanganate crystal in the water then these particles of potassium permanganate mixes in the water and fills out the gaps between the water's particles.so we can see that diffusion occurs here.
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