Divergent evolution can be defined as the process in which more than one group of the same species (from the same ancestors) evolve and possesses (accumulates) various features or traits such as behavior or bodily structures, thus, resulting in the formation of new species of the living organisms.
Although flowers have a common ancestor, they vary quite differently due to the environment and their specific pollinators. This is an example of divergent evolution.
To dissolve, solvent particles must come in contact with solvent particles. Particles of hot water are moving much more rapidly than particles of cold water. Hence, in hot water more water particles will come in contact with hot chocolate powder than in cold water, resulting in faster dissolving.
For a quantity of water, milliliters (mL) are used For the length of a leaf centimeters or millimeters (cm; mm) are used For the mass of a small stone, gram (g) are used.
