Social Sciences, asked by blackffx3220, 1 month ago

Why are naphthalene balls kept with clothes to be put away.
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Answered by syednura715
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Answer:

Naphthalene balls sublime slowly.

when they are kept with clothes they sublime with out leaving any residue .

they role is to ward off any kind of insects.

which could damage the clothes.

Explanation:

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Answered by Dpadmavathidharani
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Explanation:

Naphthalene balls sublime slowly. When they are placed in clothes, they sublime without leaving any residue and there role is to ward off any kind of insects which could damage the clothes. 

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