camphor disappears without leaving any Residue explain
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camphor is a volatile solid i.e. it undergoes sublimation quickly that's why it disappears without any residue
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sublimation is a process in which solid substance convert directly into gases
camphor is sublimatary substance so when its in contact with heat it gets sublimated and leaves no residue
camphor is sublimatary substance so when its in contact with heat it gets sublimated and leaves no residue
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