difference between boiling and evaporation
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boiling is a bulk phenomenon whereas evaporation is a surface phenomenon
boiling requires 100 degree celsius temperature whereas evaporation does not require such temperature
boiling does not depend on factors like humidity ,windspeed, etc but evaporation depends on these factors
boiling does not cause cooling effect but evaporation does
boiling requires 100 degree celsius temperature whereas evaporation does not require such temperature
boiling does not depend on factors like humidity ,windspeed, etc but evaporation depends on these factors
boiling does not cause cooling effect but evaporation does
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It is a sponataneous process occurring at all temperature.
It occurs only at the surface of water.
It causes cooling effect.
It is a fast process.
Bubbles are not formed in this process.
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It occurs at a particular tempertaure called boiling point.
It occurs throughout the mass of the liquid.
It dont produces colling effect.
It is a slow process.
Bubbles are formed in this process.
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