What are the differences between boiling and evaporation ?
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Boiling only occurs when the liquid it supplied with heat and it reaches its boiling point. Only then it is referred to as boiling.
On the other hand, evaporation occurs at a range of temperature and is not necessarily supposed to be in boiling point.
On the other hand, evaporation occurs at a range of temperature and is not necessarily supposed to be in boiling point.
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Evaporation is a slow process of change of liquid to gaseous state which take place at the surface of all the temperatures.
Boiling is a rapid change of substance from liquid to gaseous state which takes place throughout the mass of liquid and at boiling temperature.
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