Question

Difference between boiling and burning.

Answer 1

Boiling is the procedure by which a fluid transforms into a vapor when it is heated to its breaking point. The change from a fluid stage to a vaporous stage happens when the vapor pressure of the fluid is equivalent to the climatic pressure applied on the fluid.

Burning is a synthetic procedure by which two iotas or atoms will join with each other. In consuming, the two iotas or particles will consolidate and discharge energy. Generally one of the two atoms is oxygen or something unique artificially like it called an oxidizer. At the point when the particles consolidate and discharge energy, it is discharged as heat and often light.