Chemistry, asked by ivanhorricks, 5 hours ago

why does evaporation cool down a fire?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Evaporation cools down a fire because this process mainly requires heat. The energy is removed when they convert from liquid to gas.

Answered by sejaltanwer65

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Answer:

because evaporation causes cooling

Explanation:

water(any liquid) absorbs the latent heat from its surroundings to change their state.

The heat from the surroundings gets absorbed.

EVAPORATION CAUSES COOLING

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