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Statement 1: When alcohol is allowed to move from chamber A to chamber B when a barrier between them is removed, it is called multi phase diffusion. Statement 2: When oxygen is made to diffuse into the water, it’s called continuous molecular diffusion.

Statement 1: When alcohol is allowed to move from chamber A to chamber B when a barrier between them is removed, it is called multi phase diffusion. Statement 2: When oxygen is made to diffuse into the water, it’s called continuous molecular diffusion. Correct Answer False, True

Alcohol and water are miscible in each other. They aren’t different phases. Hence, it cannot be called multi phase diffusion. When oxygen is made to diffuse into water, it’s called continuous molecular diffusion.

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