State samples of bromine vapour are allowed to diffuse separately under different conditions

      

State samples of bromine vapour are allowed to diffuse separately under different conditions; one in vacuum and the other in air. State and explain the observation made.

  

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John
Faster diffusion in vacuum than air, Air molecules cause resistance to the movement of bromine vapour/ air particles collide with bromine to slow them down
johnmulu answered the question on January 16, 2017 at 09:06


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