Diffusion of Gases and Brownian Motion

Diffusion of Bromine and Air

• Bromine is a brown gas.
• The rate of diffusion in gases depends on the molecular mass of the gas, with heavier molecules moving slower at the same temperature.
• Hydrogen gas diffuses faster than other gases due to its lighter molecular mass.
• Brownian motion is the random movement of particles in a liquid, resulting in collisions with dust specks.

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Learn about the diffusion of gases, specifically bromine, and how molecular mass affects rate of diffusion. Understand Brownian motion and its relation to particle movement.