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How does the evaporation of water at ordinary temperature differ from that of boiling water ?

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  • Evaporation of water is

    A
    chemcial reaction
    B
    exothermic
    C
    endothermic
    D
    Thermochemical reaction
  • Evaporation of water is

    A
    An endothermic change
    B
    An exothermic change
    C
    A process where no heat change occurs
    D
    A process accompanied by chemical reaction
  • Rate of evaporation of water

    A
    is more in coastal area than in non-coatal area.
    B
    is more in non-coastal area than in coatal area.
    C
    is the same in both caostal and non-coastal areas.
    D
    Cannot be predicted.
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