Evaporation vs Boiling

Evaporation and boiling both occur throughout the liquid

Boiling only occurs at the surface, while evaporation occurs throughout the liquid

Evaporation only occurs at the surface, while boiling occurs throughout the liquid (correct)

Evaporation and boiling both occur only at the surface

Because air particles collide less with the surface at higher temperatures

Because molecules throughout the liquid gain more energy at higher temperatures

Because molecules move faster and have more energy at higher temperatures (correct)

Because molecules slow down at higher temperatures

Boiling temperature depends on the type of liquid, while evaporation temperature is fixed

Both boiling and evaporation occur at the same temperature

Boiling occurs at higher temperatures than evaporation (correct)

Boiling occurs at lower temperatures than evaporation

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