how does evaporation cause cooling ?
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During evaporation, the liquid particles at the surface get heated and start vibrating at a greater amplitude. These particles move into a gaseous phase as the bond between them and the rest of the liquid breaks. This reduces the average energy possessed by the liquid and thus causes a cooling effect.
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During evaporation, the liquid particles at the surface get heated and start vibrating at a greater amplitude. These particles move into a gaseous phase as the bond between them and the rest of the liquid breaks. This reduces the average energy possessed by the liquid and thus causes a cooling effect.
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