Diffusive (adjective)

Tending to spread out and become dispersed, especially by flowing.

Origin:

From the latin word 'diffusus' meaning 'spread out'.

Examples:

1. The diffusive movement of gas molecules is what allows them to mix and fill a container evenly.
2. Diffusive transport of nutrients is critical for the survival of cells.
3. The diffusive behavior of liquids is important in many industrial processes, such as distillation.
4. Diffusive spreading of pollutants can have serious environmental consequences.
5. The diffusive nature of heat and light make them different from other forms of energy.