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Identify the examples of diffusion in the list below

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Answer:1)Noxious smell of ammonia gas spread in the air 2)Cigarette smoke spreads into the air 3)Aroma of food spreads into the air

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Sergeu [11.5K]3 years ago

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Answer:

movement of particles of object from one place to another

e.g

spreading of perfume in air

spreading of ink in water

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