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What happens when perfume is sprayed into a room and what is it called?
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Why does my room smell of lavender?
Probably because someone has sprayed a lavender perfume into your room or there is a lavender air freshener in your room hope this helps ya xxxxx
What happens to aerosol perfume when locked in a room?
Nothing.
Why can you smell perfume even if its container is not near you?
It's probably already been sprayed before so it might be on the outside of the bottle where you can smell it. If you're not near it, it's probably a strong perfume or you're in a ventilated room. :)
What is the name of the process of the smell of perfume passing throughout a room?
Diffusion. Where particles move from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration. For example if perfume is sprayed in one corner of a room, it will be smelt soon after in the opposite corner. It is a random, natural process that doesn't require energy.
Why is iodine called an idicator?
Iodine is called an indicator because when iodine is in a substance that was sprayed it indicates that diffusion has occured by the smell spreading in the room.
Why can people smell perfume at the back of a room?
the particle of the perfume diffuses and moves
How is diffusion of perfume in a warm room different from a cold room?
The air molecules in a warm room move faster than in a cold room, so the perfume particles will dissipate faster in a warm room.
Why do you smell an open bottle of perfume in a room?
why can the odor of perfume reach you?
What is the process that allows scent to travel from one room to the next?
Diffusion is the process of spreading of the gaseous molecule according to their kinetic energy. In this process, particles move from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration. If the perfume is sprayed in one corner of a room, it will be smelt soon after in the opposite corner.
Which state of matter has properties that are responsible for your smelling the perfume of someone across the room?
Which state of matter has properties that are responsible for your smelling the perfume of someone across the room ?
The transition from a liquid to a solid?
If it happens below normal room temperature, it's usually called "freezing". If it happens above room temperature, it's usually called "solidification".
If a lady walks into a room wearing perfume eventually everyone in the room will be able to smell the perfume even if they are not standing right next to her. principles does this observation best?
diffusion
