Evaluate the diffusion coefficient

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Glycerine in water diffuses along a horizontal column that has a cross-sectional area of 1.9 cm2. The concentration gradient is 3.2 10-2 kg/m4, and the diffusion rate is found to be 5.7 10-15 kg/s. Determine the diffusion coefficient.

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