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    This experiment aimed to study the process of diffusion by placing blue dye in three beakers of water held at different temperatures - one cooled in the freezer, one at room temperature, and one heated on a burner. Observations showed the dye diffused fastest in the heated beaker, slower in the room temperature beaker, and slowest in the cooled beaker, allowing the inference that the rate of diffusion is directly proportional to temperature.

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    This experiment aimed to study the process of diffusion by placing blue dye in three beakers of water held at different temperatures - one cooled in the freezer, one at room temperature, and one heated on a burner. Observations showed the dye diffused fastest in the heated beaker, slower in the room temperature beaker, and slowest in the cooled beaker, allowing the inference that the rate of diffusion is directly proportional to temperature.

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    Biology Prac Exp 2

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    This experiment aimed to study the process of diffusion by placing blue dye in three beakers of water held at different temperatures - one cooled in the freezer, one at room temperature, and one heated on a burner. Observations showed the dye diffused fastest in the heated beaker, slower in the room temperature beaker, and slowest in the cooled beaker, allowing the inference that the rate of diffusion is directly proportional to temperature.

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    Experiment 2

    I. Aim : To study the process of diffusion


    II. Materials Required:
    1. Blue Dye.
    2. 3 X 500 mL Beakers.
    3. Water
    4. Heat Source (Burner, tripod stand, wire mesh)
    5. Cooling Source. (Freezer)
    III. Procedure:
    1. Take three beakers and fill them with water.
    2. Place beaker A in a cooler for 10 minutes
    3. Place beaker B in normal room temperature.
    4. Place breaker C on heat source for 5 minutes.
    5. After the mentioned time has passed, place all three beakers next to each other
    and gently drop in a few drops of the blue dye.
    6. Leave the three beakers undisturbed for 10 minutes and record your
    observations.
    IV.Observation:
    The blue dye spreads the fastest in Beaker C, followed by Beaker B and last in
    beaker A.

    V. Inference:
    Diffusion occurs in all three beakers with the rate of diffusion being directly
    proportional to the increase in temperature.
    VI. Precautions:
    1. Be careful when around heat sources.
    2. Gently drop the dye in the water, taking care not to disturb the water inside.
    Fig: Diffusion

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