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    The document describes an activity on diffusion involving two experiments. The first experiment uses bromine gas in a gas jar, while the second creates a vacuum. In the first experiment, the bromine gas takes 30 minutes to diffuse into the top jar due to the random movement of gas molecules. The second experiment shows faster diffusion of the bromine gas in a vacuum. Different gases have differing diffusion speeds, with ammonia gas diffusing faster than hydrogen chloride gas due to having smaller molecules.

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    The document describes an activity on diffusion involving two experiments. The first experiment uses bromine gas in a gas jar, while the second creates a vacuum. In the first experiment, the bromine gas takes 30 minutes to diffuse into the top jar due to the random movement of gas molecules. The second experiment shows faster diffusion of the bromine gas in a vacuum. Different gases have differing diffusion speeds, with ammonia gas diffusing faster than hydrogen chloride gas due to having smaller molecules.

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    The document describes an activity on diffusion involving two experiments. The first experiment uses bromine gas in a gas jar, while the second creates a vacuum. In the first experiment, the bromine gas takes 30 minutes to diffuse into the top jar due to the random movement of gas molecules. The second experiment shows faster diffusion of the bromine gas in a vacuum. Different gases have differing diffusion speeds, with ammonia gas diffusing faster than hydrogen chloride gas due to having smaller molecules.

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    Activity 1: diffusion

    Watch and listen carefully to the video and answer the questions provided.

    1. In the athmosphere, water vapor diffuses out according to its own accord. This
    process is called diffusion .
    2. State what gas is used in the first experiment?
    3. Draw and label a simple diagram of the first experiment. (Bromine gas(Br2) and gas jar)

    4. According to the video, does Bromine gas diffuses immediately into the top jar?

    5. What happens to the gas jar in 30 minutes?

    6. Why does Bromine gas molecules took some time to travel into the second jar?

    7. In the second experiment, the jar is carried out in ‘vacuum’. What does in ‘vacuum’
    means?

    8. Compare the first experiment and second experiment, n which experiment does Bromine
    gas molecules travels faster?
    9. Different gases have different speed of diffusion? (true/ false)
    10. Which gas travels faster? ( ammonia gas, hydrogen chloride gas)?

    11. What is formed when ammonia gas and hydrogen chloride gas meets?

    12. Why ammonia gas travels faster than hydrogen chloride gas?

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