why can't we see the original colour of water when few crystals of potassium permanganate is dissolved in water . keep in mind that no. of water molecules is much much greater than no. of crystal still we see the colour of crystal not the water why?
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because potassium dissolve in water and gives purple colour
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there are thousands of particles in a crystal so it is able to colour the water
is this ok
if there are thousands of particles of crystals then there are billions of billions molecules of water
there r spaces between water so they r able to spread
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