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greedangerfoolishego
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Hi, I've been wonderring what happens to a substance once boiling point is reached, in particular the rate of evaporation.
Am I right in thinking that further energy will cause the rate of evaporation to increase, while temperature of substance remains constant?
Is there a point where if enough energy is given, instanteneous evaporation occurs?
Cheers
Am I right in thinking that further energy will cause the rate of evaporation to increase, while temperature of substance remains constant?
Is there a point where if enough energy is given, instanteneous evaporation occurs?
Cheers