This tank has been set up with cold water on one side and warm water on the other. When the divider is removed and the two water samples are allowed to mix, what is most likely to happen?
Image displaying a container with a divider in the center separating the liquid. Each side contains equal amounts of liquid. The left side contains orange water and the right side contains blue water.
A. The cold water (blue) will sink and move under the warm water (red), and they will not mix.
B. The warm water (red) will move under the cold water (blue), and they will not mix.
C. The warm water (red) will move under the cold water (blue), and then they will mix.
D. The water samples will immediately mix and become purple.
Warm water has more energy than cold water, which means warm water moves faster than molecules in cold water. The food coloring you add to the water is pushed around the water molecules. Since the molecules in the warm water to move faster making the colors spread out quicker thus making them mix
