Chemistry, asked by akashranaredif, 1 year ago

how does evaporation differ from boiling?

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Answered by tejaswinidubey066
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evaporation is a surface phenomenon whereas boiling is  a bulk phenomenon. In evaporation the water gets evaporated if it is kept for a long time, as it is a surface phenomenon  the water first evaporates from surface but in boiling the water has to be heated to its boiling point to make it evaporate in bulk .                                    

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Answered by parulkhandelwal1983
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evaporation is a surface phenomenon whereas boiling is  a bulk phenomenon. In evaporation the water gets evaporated if it is kept for a long time, as it is a surface phenomenon  the water first evaporates from surface but in boiling the water has to be heated to its boiling point to make it evaporate in bulk

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