Question

What process cause the zone of mixing to become thicker in salinity experiment

Answer 1

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The zone of mixing can become thicker in a salinity experiment due to diffusion of salt ions from the higher concentration areas to the lower concentration areas. As the salt ions diffuse and mix within the solution, the zone of mixing becomes thicker as the concentration gradients blend together. This can also be influenced by the rate of mixing or stirring in the solution, as more vigorous mixing can cause a more thorough blending of the salt ions throughout the solution.