Chemistry, asked by sagarneelam75p899a7, 1 year ago

Camphor disappears with out leaving any residue, why?

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Answered by devsharma5
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because camphor is a sublime substance it is converted from solid to gas this process is called sublimation
Answered by GSAKSHI
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Camphor disappears without leaving any residue because it is a sublime. It changes directly to gaseous without changing into liquid and this process is known as sublimation.

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