differences between evaporation and boiling
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Boiling requires applying heat to a liquid...sufficient heat to turn the liquid to steam. Evaporation is a much slower process, the dryness in the air picks up the moisture and it dissipates.
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process in which a substance changes its state from the liquid state to the gaseous stateA process in which a substance changes its state from the liquid state to the gaseous state without boilingFastSlowBubbles are formedNo bubbles formedOccurs throughout the liquidTakes place only from the exposed surface of the liquidOccurs at a definite temperature – Boiling pointOccurs at all temperature Source of energy needed Energy supplied by surroundings
first is boiling and second is evaporation
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the rate of change of phase from liquid to gas at any temperature is called evoperation.the rate of change of phase from liquid to gas at constant temperature is called boiling
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