Evaporation Process Quiz

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What is the process called when a liquid turns into a gas?

Sublimation
Condensation
Evaporation (correct)
Freezing

What causes some molecules in a liquid to evaporate?

The absence of heat
Addition of solid particles
Gaining heat energy (correct)
Decreasing pressure

What happens to water molecules when they acquire enough heat energy?

They form ice
They condense into liquid
They become solid
They turn into water vapor (correct)

Why does a puddle dry up after it rains?

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What occurs when some molecules in a liquid start moving faster and further apart?

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Evaporation

The process where a liquid changes into a gas.

Water Vapor

The gas form of water.

Heat Energy

Energy that causes molecules to move faster and further apart.

Evaporation of Water

The process where molecules gain enough energy to escape the liquid surface.

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Heat Energy and Evaporation

The ability of molecules to move more freely when heated, causing them to escape the liquid.

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Study Notes

Evaporation

Evaporation is the process where a liquid turns into a gas.
This happens when liquid is heated and its molecules gain enough energy to separate and become a gas.
The gas form of water is called water vapor.
Molecules move faster and further apart when heated causing them to escape from the liquid.
This process causes a puddle to dry up after the rain stops.

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Test your understanding of the evaporation process with this quiz. Learn how liquid turns into gas and the role of temperature in this transformation. Explore concepts like water vapor and the behavior of molecules during evaporation.