Question

The temperature at which liquids change into vapors is very high. If water vaporizes at 90°C, then how is it
possible for water to evaporate at any other temperature or room temperature?

Answer 1

Answer:

Water boils at it's boiling point (100 °C)

which is a bulk phenomenon which only depends on temperature and nature of substance. It's a fast process.

Where as, evaporation is a surface phenomenon which depends on surface area, amount of substance, nature of substance and more. It's a slow process.