why do only water particles leave the solution once heated
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the water particles(molecules) are always in a state of motion due to the fact that they have kinetic energy
When we heat the water(liquid) the particles possess more and more kinetic energy and they move at a higher speed
When particles get more than average kinetic energy they leave the surface of water and evaporate in form of water vapours
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When we heat the water(liquid) the particles possess more and more kinetic energy and they move at a higher speed
When particles get more than average kinetic energy they leave the surface of water and evaporate in form of water vapours
hope it helps
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