Please help me answer the table thank you DIFFUSSION+TubeSampleRANKCOLOR OF SOLUTIONNo.1Copper (II) sulfate2Prussian blue3Methyl orange 1. Diffusion. Obtain three test tubes and place 10 ml water. To tube 1 place a pinch ofCuSO4; tube 2 a pinch of Prussian blue and to tube 3 a pinch of methyl orange. Allowto stand and rank 1 for tube which diffuse first, 2 for second and for last.Record thecolor of solution .

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DIFFUSSION + Tube No. Sample RANK COLOR OF SOLUTION Copper (II) sulfate 2 Prussian blue 3 Methyl orange 1.

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DIFFUSSION
+
Tube
Sample
RANK
COLOR OF SOLUTION
No.
1
Copper (II) sulfate
2
Prussian blue
3
Methyl orange

1. Diffusion. Obtain three test tubes and place 10 ml water. To tube 1 place a pinch of
CuSO4; tube 2 a pinch of Prussian blue and to tube 3 a pinch of methyl orange. Allow
to stand and rank 1 for tube which diffuse first, 2 for second and for last.Record the
color of solution .

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