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difference between boiling and liquefaction
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Answer 1

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$\huge\tt\underline\red{boiling}$

• boiling point is temperature at which vapour pressure of liquid became equal to external ,pressure on that liquid
• substance change from liquid to gas
• defined for liquid state
• it has relation with vapour pressure

$\huge \underline \frak \red {liquification }$

• the temperature at which solid turns into a liquid
• substance changes from solid to liquid
• defined for solid state
• no relation with vapour pressure

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Answer 2

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Liquefaction means conversion to liquid. The liquefaction temperature of water ice at 1.00 atm pressure is 0 degrees C because, when heated, it begins to turn to liquid at that temperature. ... When warmed it changes back to gas at the same temperature, -183 degrees C, making that also its boiling point.

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