The experimental set up shows the change in the color after copper sulfate crystals are put into a beaker of water. Observations verify that A) particle motion results in a rapid rate of diffusion. B) water molecules move as a result of active transport. C) stirring is necessary to dissolve the copper sulfate in water. D) copper sulfate spreads out through the water as a result of diffusion.

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Armani Hardy

Biology

14 March, 21:46

The experimental set up shows the change in the color after copper sulfate crystals are put into a beaker of water. Observations verify that A) particle motion results in a rapid rate of diffusion. B) water molecules move as a result of active transport. C) stirring is necessary to dissolve the copper sulfate in water. D) copper sulfate spreads out through the water as a result of diffusion.

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Keith Roy · Answer 1

The answer is D. Copper sulfate spreads out through water as a result of diffusion.

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Valentin · Answer 2

Answer: Option D

Explanation:

The experiment was performed in order to see what happens to the crystals of copper sulfate when it is put into water.

The observation that was seen at the end of the experiment is that the copper sulfate crystals gets dissolved in the water.

This is because of diffusion in which the particles moved from one place to another. The concentrated copper sulfate got diffused in water and the color of whole water changed.