does the surrounding air become warm or cool when vapour phase of H2o condenses?explain?
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1)surrounding air become warm when vapour phase of water condenses.
2)vapour phase of water are the slower moving molecules in the air.
3)removal(condensation) of slower moving molecules from the surroundings increases the average kinetic energy of the remaining molecules
4) hence, the warming.
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A. Condensation is a warming process. The
process of phase change of vapour to
liquid is condensation. When vapour
touches a cool object the molecules in
vapour lose kinetic energy.
As a result the temperature of water
molecules decreases and condenses on
the surface of the cool object. This is an
exothermic reaction. So the average
kinetic energy of the molecules in vapour
increases. Thus the surround
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