Question

i) Why is it so cold when you get out of the shower wet, but not as cold if you dry off first before getting out of the shower? ii) Why doesn't the temperature of water increase above 100° C when you continue adding heat to it? ANSWER BOTH OF THESE QUESTIONS WITH A DETAILED EXPLANATION, AND I WILL MARK IT AS THE BRAINLIEST ANSWER. THANK YOU

Answer 1

i) When you get out of the shower you often feel cold. This is because the water on you is evaporating, and heat is flowing from you to the water droplets in order for them to change phase from water to gas. You are losing heat and thus feel cold.

ii)When heat is added to a pure body of water at 100° Celsius the temperature does not change. What happens instead is that the water beings to boil. This example is known as a change of state or a phase change.

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Answer 2

Answer:

This is because the water on you is evaporating, and heat is flowing from you to the water

droplets in order for them to change phase from water to gas. You are losing heat and thus

feel cold.

Explanation: