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Why does raising the temperature cause diffusion to move faster?
Raising the temperature increases the kinetic energy of particles, causing them to move faster and collide more frequently. This increased collisions lead to faster diffusion as particles are more likely to spread out into areas of lower concentration.
How do you make ice last longer in a cup without changing the temperature?
you put it in a refridgerator or a cooler which ever works for you
What is the lowest temperature ever recorded in Uganda?
coldest temperature ever recoreded in uganda
What was the first law ever passed by parliament for raising taxes?
stamp act
Which nature-substance is the hardest?
Diamond. a very hard material that is the hardest substance ever, or at least discover to be the hardest substance on EARTH THAT IS
What is the highest temperature ever recorded in Iran?
the highest temperature ever recorded in Iran is 159.6'F
When did gold form?
its been her for ever its a natural substance
Where Hottest temperature ever recorded in japan?
The hottest temperature ever recorded in Japan was 41.1 degrees Celsius (106 degrees Fahrenheit), which occurred on August 12, 2013, in Kumagaya, Saitama Prefecture. This record-breaking heat was part of a severe heatwave that affected various regions of the country. Japan has seen increasing temperatures in recent years, raising concerns about climate change and its impact on public health.
What is the coldest subject ever recorded on Earth?
The coldest thing ever recorded on Earth is definitely Liquid Nitrogen! In fact the lowest temperature recorded of this substance was minus 237.90 degrees centigrade! As hot as Pluto's hottest recorded day. Hope this information came in useful to you.
What is the lowest temperature in Britain ever recorded?
What was the lowest temperature ever recoded in Britain
What is the lowest temperature ever recorded in Turkey?
the lowest temperature ever recorded in turkey is 8 degrees.
What is lowest temperature in Toronto ever?
The lowest temperature that was ever recorded in Toronto, Ontario was -31. 3 C. This temperature occurred on January 4,1981.
