When molecules are evenly spread in a area?

Answer 1

Equilibrium occurs at the point where molecules diffuse equally in all directions. Before this, the concentration gradient differs between parts, and the molecules diffuse mostly in one direction.

Answer 2

The random spreading of molecules is referred to as diffusion. Diffusion occurs due to the movement of particles in gases or liquids. An example of diffusion is putting a drop of red food coloring in a glass of water and observing how the water becomes red-colored.

Answer 3

The random collision of diffusing molecules are the small moving molecules which are self propelled. It makes use of thermal energy in order to move and does not require a concentration gradient to spread through random motion.

Answer 4

Simple answer they just do.

More helpful suggestion. Assuming they are not affected significantly by gravity or movement of the medium they diffuse through or perhaps a magnetic field they will just move. There is nothing giving them any preference so they move in any direction until they hit another atom. Then they'll deflect off it but generally and overall it just is random.

Answer 5

When molecules are evenly spread in an area, they are said to be in a state of equilibrium. This means that there is no net movement of molecules from one region to another, and the concentrations are uniform throughout the space. It indicates a stable, balanced distribution of particles.

Answer 6

when molecules of a substance are evenly spread, they are at a atate of equilibrium.
That would be the definition of the word Equilibrium.

Answer 7

active transport

Answer 8

the engulfing of large particles