Chemistry, asked by nitishri1024, 9 months ago

Comparison of the different diffusion rate of honey and ink in water and its explanation

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Answered by Anonymous

The honey diffuses in water at a slower rate than ink because the density of honey is higher than that of ink and its viscosity is also higher than that of ink. Ink is made up of small particles and it occupies the space in between the water molecules.

Answered by Archita893

Hola user

The honey diffuses in water at a slower rate than ink because the density of honey is higher than that of ink and its viscosity is also higher than that of ink. Ink is made up of small particles and it occupies the space in between the water molecules

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