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California Standards Chemistry


Standard 5b Preknowledge

5b) Students know the random motion of molecules explains the diffusion of gases.

CALIFORNIA FRAMEWORKS SUMMARY: Another result of the kinetic molecular theory is that gases diffuse into each other to form homogeneous mixtures. An excellent demonstration of diffusion is the white ammonium chloride ring formed by simultaneous diffusion of ammonia vapor and hydrogen chloride gas toward the middle of a glass tube. The white ring forms nearer the region where hydrogen chloride was introduced, illustrating both diffusion and the principle that heavier gases have a slower rate of diffusion.