Question

hello guys,
differentiate between vapourisation and evaporation

Answer 1

Answer:

vapourisation can occur from solid or liquid into a gas but evaporation is straight from a liquid and is often below boiling temperature while vapourisation is often above boiling temperature

Answer 2

Answer:

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Differences between Vaporization & Evaporation:-

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1. Definition
2. Transition of state
3. Speed of process
4. Effect area
5. Movement of molecule

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1. It is defined as the transitional phase of a compound or an element at the boiling temperature.
2. It changes the state of matter from a solid or liquid to a gas.
3. It is generally happening at a fast pace and also it needs less amount of energy.
4. During the vaporization process, all of the water turns into a gas.
5. During vaporization, molecules may come from below the surface of liquid also.

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1. It is nothing but a special kind of vaporization and mostly occurring at the temperature below the boiling point.
2. It changes the liquid state of the matter directly into a gas.
3. It is generally a slower process that needs more energy.
4. During the evaporation process, only the top level of water turn into gas.
5. During evaporation, molecules vaporize from the surface of liquid only.

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