the temperature at which liquids change into vapour is very high, for example, water vaporises at 100°C then how is it possible for water to evaporate at room temperature or at other temperature?
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Explanation:
if you give only 50 degree Celsius to water it will evaporate as if you give same temperature to any liquid for along time the temperature also rises.
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Answer:
Well , there is a lot of different in evaporation and vaporization
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Vaporization refers to the change of water into vapour at it's boiling point ( i.e. 100° C )
whereas
Evaporation refers to the least temperature require to convert water into vapours . Evaporation takes place when the water attains an energy of 10kj
Therefore, when the water evaporates at the room temperature then the phenomena taking place is evaporation.
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