Why does pink colour of potassium permanganate rise up in figure?
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This is because the solution of water and KMnO₄ is made up of very tiny particles which get dispersed and spread amongst themselves. When the KMnO₄ particles are together, they give a dark purple colour. As they get dispersed in the water, the purple particles will spread making the solution lighter in colour.
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Potassium Permanganate Diffusion in Water
Steadily add distilled water to the beaker up to 35 milliliters or so of volume. Because of the random movement of potassium permanganate particles, a dense purple solution forms in water at base of the beaker.
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