Physics, asked by joonie45, 2 months ago

disappearance of naphthalene ball is an example of physical change , explain​

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Answered by sheshadrinilay284
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The nepthalene ball disappear after some time because of the process of sublimation.

Nepthalene ball has a very weak intermolecular force which change their state from solid to Vapour. That's why this is a physical change.

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