what is defference between boiling point and evaporation
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Boiling is a bulk phenomenon which occur only at boiling point while evaporation is a surface phenomenon which occur at any temprature
In boiling NO physical state is changed in evaporation state changes from liquid to vapour.
In boiling NO physical state is changed in evaporation state changes from liquid to vapour.
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The difference between evaporation and boiling is that evaporation occurs on the surface of a liquid when a liquid changes to gas.
Boiling is when all of the particles inside a liquid are heated up enough that they move around throughout the entire liquid.
The boiling point for each substance is different.
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Boiling is when all of the particles inside a liquid are heated up enough that they move around throughout the entire liquid.
The boiling point for each substance is different.
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