Question

In the evaporation process, liquid molecules which leave the surface of the liquid have:

a) very low energy
b) very high energy
c) moderate energy
d) none​

Answer 1

Answer:

I think option b) very high energy

i don't know exactly the right answer

hope you it's helpful

Answer 2

Option B) Very high energy.

Liquid molecules with high energy exit the liquid's surface during the evaporation process.

Evaporation:

• When anything turns from a liquid to a gas, evaporation occurs.
• Water evaporates when it is heated.
• The molecules move and vibrate at such a rapid rate that they release water vapour molecules into the atmosphere.
• Evaporation plays a crucial role in the water cycle.
• The evaporation process is driven by solar energy, or heat from the sun.
• It absorbs moisture from both the largest oceans and lakes as well as garden soil.
• As the water is exposed to the sun's heat, its level will drop.
• Evaporation causes a lake, pool, or glass of water to lose water, yet the water molecules that departed do not vanish.
• They persist in the atmosphere and have an impact on air moisture content, or humidity.
• This is why places with high temperatures and lots of water, such tropical islands and wetlands, tend to have high humidity levels. Water is evaporating yet remaining as a vapour in the air.
• When water evaporation occurs, clouds are also formed.
• The moisture is then released from the clouds as rain or snow.
• Water that is still liquid falls to Earth and waits to evaporate. Once more, the cycle begins.

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