what is the difference between evaporation and boiling
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1 - Evaporation can occur at any temperature but boiling occurs only at boiling point .
2- Evaporation is slow process while boiling is rapid process.
Eg. of evaporation - water from floor becomes disappear after some time.
Eg. of Boiling - water at 100*C or greater.
2- Evaporation is slow process while boiling is rapid process.
Eg. of evaporation - water from floor becomes disappear after some time.
Eg. of Boiling - water at 100*C or greater.
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➡Differences between £vaporation and Boiling ⬅
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◾Boiling is an Artificial Process where as Evaporation is a Natural Process .
◾Boiling is a Bulk Phenomena where as Evaporation is a Surface Phenomena.
◾Boiling takes place at fixed temperature where as Evaporation takes place at any temperature.
◾Boiling is a Quick process where as Evaporation is a Slow process .
◾Boiling doesn't produce any Cooling Effect but Evaporation produces a Cooling effect .
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➡Differences between £vaporation and Boiling ⬅
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◾Boiling is an Artificial Process where as Evaporation is a Natural Process .
◾Boiling is a Bulk Phenomena where as Evaporation is a Surface Phenomena.
◾Boiling takes place at fixed temperature where as Evaporation takes place at any temperature.
◾Boiling is a Quick process where as Evaporation is a Slow process .
◾Boiling doesn't produce any Cooling Effect but Evaporation produces a Cooling effect .
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