Question

What is difference between boiling and vaporization?

Answer 1

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✔✔ Boiling refers to the process of vaporization, wherein the liquid state is turned into the gaseous state, at a definite boiling point.

✔✔ On the contrary, evaporation is defined as a natural process, in which the increase in temperature and/or pressure changes liquid into gas.

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Answer 2

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Differentiate between evaporation and vaporization.

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These are dome of the differences between evaporation and vaporization :

• Evaporation :

=> Evaporation is basically the conversion of liquid state to gaseous state at any temperature below its boiling point.

=> It is well a surface phenomenon.

=> It is an internal process.

=> It cause cooling.

• Vaporization or boiling :

=> Vaporization is basically the conversion of liquid state to gaseous state at a fixed temperature.

=> It is a bulk phenomenon.

=> It is an external process.

=> It does not cause cooling.

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So after differentiating, we get to know that evaporation and vaporization are slightly opposite to each other.