Chemistry, asked by gurvindertractor79, 16 days ago

my dear is not rise in temperature during the change of matter​

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Answered by marvaminuva
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To change state you need to overcome forces between the particles in the substance, and this needs energy. This is why when you heat the substance up atthis point you don't see an increase in temperature. It's called latent heat because it is 'hidden'.

Answered by anjalirehan04
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To change state you need to overcome forces between the particles in the substance, and this needs energy. This is why when you heat the substance up atthis point you don't see an increase in temperature. It's called latent heat because it is 'hidden'.

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