Chemistry, asked by Ssauravs5620, 1 year ago

Why does the temperature doesn't change during physical conversion of matter?

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Answered by dishantsinghom

due to latent heat of that element

Answered by Riccicurvaturetensor

Because an 'extra' latent heat is needed for phase conversion so when we give the temperature then this heat is first used for phase conversion and then the temperature will increase.

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