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Tad Mitchell

Nov 16, 2024

The physical process of evaporation involves

What are the key physical processes involved in evaporation?

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Duane Cormier

Nov 06, 2024

The physical process of evaporation involves water and the sun
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Anonymous

Nov 19, 2024

Evaporation is the process of atoms or molecules in a liquid, or solid state (depending on the state of the substance sublimes) gains enough energy to become gaseous. 
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Anonymous

Feb 14, 2025

The absortion of energy to separate the molecules. In the liquid state the molecules are closer and to manage the separation neededd in the gas state the molecules need energy from the surroundings.
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Anonymous

Feb 04, 2025

The physical process of evaporation involves the heat absorbing and the status of the substance changing. The status of this substance changes form liquid to gas. 
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Anonymous

Dec 04, 2024

The process of evaporation involves the sun and water, sun is the element the helps the water to condense in the atmosphere and after this process continues CONDENSATION is the process where HYDROGEN combined with the molecules of the atmosphere and creates clouds
The physical process of evaporation involves (1) addition of heat energy and (2) increase in entropyExplanation:During evaporation, liquid molecules convert into gas molecules. As gas molecules has negligible intermolecular force as compared to liquid molecules therefore heat energy has to be applied to separate liquid molecules by breaking intermolecular force and convert them into gas Again, gas molecules are free to move. Hence they possesses more degrees of freedom. Therefore gas molecules have higher entropy than liquid molecules. So entropy increases during evaporation.
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Anonymous

Dec 08, 2024

Hello there.Which human activity reduces transpiration and can reduce rainfall in the affected region?deforestation

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