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Title of the Experience
Diffusion during brewing the tea
Name of the student
Marta Kałucka
Country where it took place
Poland
School typology
Lower Secondary School
Thematic Area
Chemistry
Experience typology
Teaching in class
Type of Experience
Success
Description of the Experience
Tea - herbal tea brewed from the leaves and buds of a group of plants. Everybody drinks it every day. Thanks to brewing a cup of tea at weekend in May I understood phenomenon of diffusion, which was presented by teacher at chemistry lesson. One could observe the cup as the water colour changes to brown. Diffusion is no longer an incomprehensible notion of the lesson. Now I know that this phenomenon can be observed not only in the chemical laboratory, but also in everyday life. Diffusion also occurs during sweetening or salting water. We are dealing with spontaneous mixing the two substances.

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