Can you explain why the food color behave differently in varying temperatures of water
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Answer:
because of temperature differences, the food colouring particles gain more thermal energy.
Explanation:
The food coloring in the room temperature water will take longer to mix with the water because the molecules are moving more slowly due to their decreased thermal energy.
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- As we know that coloring particles of food gain more thermal energy.
- Due to the differences in temperature.
- At room temperature, food coloring in water takes more time to mix in it.
- Because of their decreased thermal energy, molecules move very slowly.
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