Vapour Pressure of Liquids

Vapour Pressure of Liquids
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Lecture By: Er. Himanshu Vasishta, Tutorials Point India Private Limited.

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sorry sir
m not saying that you are wrong but as far as I know there is a bit difference b/w vaporization and evaporisation.

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They're the same. There's a difference between vaporisation and boiling though.

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@@Aravindh792 Wrong, vapourization and boiling point are same whereas there is a difference between evaporation and vapourization as evaporation can happen at any temperature, since it's just the direct change of phase from liquid to vapours, whereas vapourization happens at boiling point

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Yr...vapourization by heat hoti ha jo hm khud heat provide krty hain and evaporation is physically

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You said that when Saturation Pressure or Vapour Pressure falls, it results in rapid evaporation, HOW??? and also you said this is the condition of boiling. HOW???? Please reply.

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sorry sir
M not saying that you are wronge but as far as I know there is a bit diffrence between vaporization and evaporisation

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Excellent presentation, but writing is not clearly readable because it is too light and small.

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How molecules will got into vapour state without heating?

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By evaporation that occur at room temperature.....
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Can you, please, give an explaination about the causes of falling down of saturation pressure to rapid evaporation?

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Sir, intially how water molecules go into the vapour phase without supplying heat to it, expect this everything is fine ,pl clarify my dought sir

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Due to pressure difference

[@370n9]

As liquids static pressure is below it's vapour pressure it start vaporising, not only due to temperature increasing , it's also occur due to pressure difference

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Evaporation occurs at the liquid-vapor interface when the vapor pressure is less than the saturation pressure of the liquid at a given temperature.
Boiling occurs at the solid-liquid interface when a liquid is brought into contact with a surface maintained at a temperature sufficiently above the saturation temperature of the liquid

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thank you Abdullah; so vapor pressure is not saturation pressure! : ok?

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Wrong concept of evaporationa and vaporization

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