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Write the name of any two substance that sublim

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Answered by SohamSamanta
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Answer:

naphthalene and dry ice sublime

Answered by Cynefin
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The process in which, substances sublime is known as Sublimation. In this process, solid gets converted into vapours/gases or vice-versa, without undergoing into the liquid state. The reverse of sublimation in which gases get converted into solids is known as Deposition or Desublimation. Generally, the volatile solids undergo sublimation.

 \Large{ \cdot{ \underline{ \rm{ \green{Substances \: that \: sublime}}}}}

Here, are the volatile solids that undergo sublimation.

  • Ammonium chloride
  • Anthracene
  • Camphor
  • Iodine
  • Napthalene
  • Dry ice (Solid Co2)

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The gaseous form, directly formed from a solid on heating, is known as Sublime. And the solid state of matter formed directly from its gaseous state on cooling, is called Sublimate. So, we can say that,

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 \Large{ \cdot{ \underline{ \green{ \rm{Examples \: of \: sublimation}}}}}

  • Dry ice sublimes, it creates a cloudy layer which is used in stages and functions for illustration.
  • The moth balls or napthalene balls that is used to repel the insects sublime after some days.
  • In winter months, Snow or frost directly get converted into vapours without coming into liquid state.

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