Question

3. Change of state can be easily observed in water but not in iron. Why?​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

The change of state can be easily in water but not in iron because the intermolecular force is very less in water as compared to iron so the molecules recquire less latent heat to change their state.

Answer 2

The change of state can be easily in water but not in iron because the intermolecular force is very less in water as compared to iron so the molecules recquire less latent heat to change their state.