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At Christmas time, I like to burn scented candles that smell like sugar cookies. How does the candle in one location change the scent in an entire room or space? What is this called?​
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At Christmas time, I like to burn scented candles that smell like sugar cookies. How does the candle in one location change the scent in an entire room or space? What is this called?​

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Answer:

its called diffusion

Step-by-step explanation:

so the air is a substance and then it mixes with another substance which is the scent of the candle then the particles mix together to make a mixture

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