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if the constant temp. of liquid.. is 50°. liquid form.. how much energy required to become a solid and find constant volume ​

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Answered by Anonymous
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When the state of a substance changes, then the temperature of the substance remains constant because the heat that is supplied gets used up for overcoming and weakening the particle-particle attraction force, which changes the state of the system. The substance thus absorbs heat energy without showing any rise in temperature.

For example, a solid melts on heating. Its temperature does not rise until the entire solid is converted into liquid. Similarly, on heating a liquid changes into the vapour state and its temperature does not rise until the entire liquid changes into vapour state

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Answered by karthikasree754
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Explanation:

When the state of a substance changes, then the temperature of the substance remains constant because the heat that is supplied gets used up for overcoming and weakening the particle-particle attraction force, which changes the state of the system. The substance thus absorbs heat energy without showing any rise in temperature.

For example, a solid melts on heating. Its temperature does not rise until the entire solid is converted into liquid. Similarly, on heating a liquid changes into the vapour state and its temperature does not rise until the entire liquid changes into vapour state

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