Question

How is the zone of mixing identified in the experiment?

Answer 1

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The zone of mixing is typically identified in an experiment by using a tracer substance, such as a dye or colored liquid, that is added to one of the fluids being mixed. By observing the movement and spread of the tracer substance within the mixture, researchers can visually identify the boundaries of the zone of mixing. Additionally, measurements of concentration gradients across the mixture can also be used to determine the extent of mixing in the system.