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the liquid is exposed to the air thus allowing the temp of environment to raise its ambient temperature.When this happens the surface molecules of the liquid vibrate more rapidly than the rest of the liquid. This process excites the surface molecules sufficiently enough to increase their energy levels to such that they escape the covalent bonds kno more liquid in the vessel.eeping them bound to other molecules around them,thus allowing the to escape into the atmosphere.Then the next layer of molecules get acted on in the same manner until eventually there is

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the liquid is exposed to the air thus allowing the temp of environment to raise its ambient temperature.When this happens the surface molecules of the liquid vibrate more rapidly than the rest of the liquid. This process excites the surface molecules sufficiently enough to increase their energy levels to such that they escape the covalent bonds kno more liquid in the vessel.eeping them bound to other molecules around them,thus allowing the to escape into the atmosphere.Then the next layer of molecules get acted on in the same manner until eventually there is

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