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    DIFFUSION Laboratory Report

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    The laboratory report summarizes an experiment on diffusion. Students used a virtual simulation to observe how different factors affected the rate of diffusion. They varied the number of particles, mass of particles, radius of particles, and initial temperature. They recorded data on the number and location of particles over time. Changing these factors allowed them to determine how concentration, mass, size, and temperature each impact the diffusion rate.

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    The laboratory report summarizes an experiment on diffusion. Students used a virtual simulation to observe how different factors affected the rate of diffusion. They varied the number of particles, mass of particles, radius of particles, and initial temperature. They recorded data on the number and location of particles over time. Changing these factors allowed them to determine how concentration, mass, size, and temperature each impact the diffusion rate.

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    The laboratory report summarizes an experiment on diffusion. Students used a virtual simulation to observe how different factors affected the rate of diffusion. They varied the number of particles, mass of particles, radius of particles, and initial temperature. They recorded data on the number and location of particles over time. Changing these factors allowed them to determine how concentration, mass, size, and temperature each impact the diffusion rate.

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    DIFFUSION Laboratory Report

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    The laboratory report summarizes an experiment on diffusion. Students used a virtual simulation to observe how different factors affected the rate of diffusion. They varied the number of particles, mass of particles, radius of particles, and initial temperature. They recorded data on the number and location of particles over time. Changing these factors allowed them to determine how concentration, mass, size, and temperature each impact the diffusion rate.

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    DIFFUSION Laboratory Report

    Objectives

    1. To determine the movement of a particles from of an area of high concentration


    to an area of low concentration.
    2. To determine the factors which affect the rate of diffusion.

    Procedure
    Using the virtual laboratory setting about Diffusion, the students will be able
    determine the movement of a substance from an area of a high concentration to an area
    of low concentration, how the two gases mix and which can affect the rate of diffusion.
    To observe how the particles affect the rate of diffusion, change the red particles to 120
    and the blue particles to 50. And to determine the mass, change the red and blue
    particles to 50, and the mass of the blue particles shall be 32 amu and 10 amu for the
    red particles. Observe and record the movement of the particles every 15, 20, and 25
    seconds. Per second, I release the divider and start the stop watch at the same time. To
    observe how the radius of the particles affects the rate of diffusion, change the radius of
    the red particles to 170 pm and the blue particles to 100 pm. Release the divider and
    start the stop watch at the same time. Observe and record the movement of the
    particles every 5 seconds from the first 15 seconds until they reach the 25th second. To
    determine how the initial temperature affects the rate of diffusion, the temperature of the
    red particles should be set at 50 K and 350 K for the blue particles. Release the divider
    and start the stop watch at the same time. Observe and record the movement of the
    particles based on the duration of time presented in the table below.
    Data

    Duration No. of No. of Final Final Final Final


    red blue number number number number
    Duration particle
    Mass of particles
    Mass of of red
    Final of red
    Final ofFinal
    blue ofFinal
    blue
    s
    red blue particles particle particles
    number number number particles
    number
    particle particles on the sof
    of red onred
    the of
    onblue
    the onblue
    of the
    s left side particle
    particles right left side particles
    particles right
    on the s onside
    the on the onside
    the
    left side right left side right
    15s 120 50 30 90
    side 44 6
    side

    15s 32 10 17 33 41 9
    amu amu
    20s 120 50 46 74 48 6
    20s 32 10 13 37 40 10
    amu amu
    25s 120 50 35 85 47 3

      25s 32 10 11 39 37 13
    amu amu

    Discussion
    Change the red and blue particles to 120 and 50, respectively, to see how they
    affect the rate of diffusion. Change the red and blue particles to 50, and the blue
    particles mass should be 32 amu, while the red particles' mass should be 10 amu.
    Every 15, 20, and 25 seconds, watch and record the movement of the particles. At the
    same moment as I release the divider, I start the stop watch.

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