alleryStart learning →A dye is evenly spread in still water. How do its particles move?
AThey cease all movement
BThey move towards the centre
CThey collect at the surface
DThey still move randomly
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. They still move randomly
Particles continue random motion at equilibrium even though there is no net diffusion in one direction.
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