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Define evaporation. How does it differ from boiling? How does evaporation cause cooling?
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Answered by ItzBloomingBunnie

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Evaporation is a surface phenomenon; it takes place at all temperatures. Boiling is a bulk phenomenon. of vaporization from anything which it touches or is in contact with. Thus causes cooling.

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Evaporation is a surface phenomenon; it takes place at all temperatures. Boiling is a bulk phenomenon. of vaporization from anything which it touches or is in contact with. Thus causes cooling.

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Define evaporation. How does it differ from boiling? How does evaporation cause cooling?for brilliant list​

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Evaporation is a surface phenomenon; it takes place at all temperatures. Boiling is a bulk phenomenon. of vaporization from anything which it touches or is in contact with. Thus causes cooling.

Define evaporation. How does it differ from boiling? How does evaporation cause cooling?
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