write the differences between evaporation and boiling
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evaporation:-
1) occurs on the surface of liquid.
2) it is a slow process.
3) occurs at any temperature.
4) few particles move slowly whereas few particles move fastly.
5) bubbles are not formed.
boiling:-
1) occurs at the entire mass of the liquid.
2) it occurs rapidly.
3) occurs at a specific temperature.
4) motion of particles is fast.
5) bubbles are formed.
1) occurs on the surface of liquid.
2) it is a slow process.
3) occurs at any temperature.
4) few particles move slowly whereas few particles move fastly.
5) bubbles are not formed.
boiling:-
1) occurs at the entire mass of the liquid.
2) it occurs rapidly.
3) occurs at a specific temperature.
4) motion of particles is fast.
5) bubbles are formed.
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Explanation:
Evaporation is a slow process of change of liquid to gaseous state which take place at the surface of all the temperatures.
Boiling is a rapid change of substance from liquid to gaseous state which takes place throughout the mass of liquid and at boiling temperature.
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