The density of a plasma can be described as : ( A ) Low density
<h3><u>Density </u></h3>
Density is the mass per unit volume of a substance, it is used for comparison between substances because the mass and volume which are scalar quantities of substances are applied.
The density of plasmas are low when compared to solids because the volume occupied by a plasma of the same mass as a solid, is greater when compared to the volume occupied by a solid.
Hence we can conclude that The density of a plasma can be described as Low density.
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A) Calcium Dihydrogen Phosphate
B) Iron(II) Sulfate
C) Calcium Carbonate
D) Magnesium Oxide
E) Sodium Nitrite
F) Potassium iodide
During diffusion substances move from the denser medium (meaning where there is more of the substance) to less dense medium (meaning where there is less of the substance).
