Question

differences between evaporation and boiling

Answer 1

Evaporation:-
the transfer of liquid molecules to gaseous molecules at any temperature, is called evaporation.
it is a surface phenomenon.
boiling :-
the change of molecules from liquid to gas at a fixed temperature called boiling.
this fixed temperature is called boiling point.

Answer 2

EVAPORATION IS DONE WHEN WE BOIL ANY LIQUID OR ANY THING AT A ROOM TEMPRATURE.
BOILING OCCURS WHEN ANY LIQUID IS HETED AT A BOILING POINT.AT THE TEMPRATURE WHEN VAPOUR PRESSURE IS EQUL TO ITS ENVIRONMENTAL PRESSURE.
EVAPORATION CAUSES COOLING EFFECT & BOILING CAUSES HETING EFFECT .
EVAPORATION OCCUR AT THE TEMP LOWER AT THE BOILING POINT.
IN BOILING BUBBLES WOULD ARISE IN THE LIQUID WHEREAS IN EVAPORATION BUBBLE OCCURS ON THE SURFCE OF HEATED THING.
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