What is the process called when a Liquid is converted to a gas?

Answer 1

Evaporation
1) A liquid becomes a gas by evaporation after boiling occurs.

The point at which the liquid is heated sufficiently to vapourise is known as the "boiling point" of that particular liquid.

The boiling point of water is 100 degrees celsius (212 degrees Fahrenheit). At this temperature the steam and the water are in equilibrium.

2) The second process occurs at much lower temperatures, but also relatively low relative humidity.

Hanging wet laundry on a line exposes the moisture to the drier outside air. Even when it rains, laundry hung outside, but, out of the rain will eventually dry, at much lower temperatures.

3) Interestingly, clothes will dry outdoors even below freezing. Wet laundry hung outdoors will, of course, freeze...but...the ice frozen into the wet laundry will sublimate, that is, go directly from ice to water vapour almost as quickly as it does on a humid day.

BTW, this is the same process that 'shrinks' ice cubes in their trays in the freezer

Answer 2

Evaporation or boiling.

Evaporation of a liquid will occur at all temperatures. Boiling is the process of a liquid rapidly becoming a gas because its vapor pressure is equal to the atmospheric pressure.

Answer 3

When a liquid changes into a gas, the process is called boiling. This change of state normally happens at a specific temperature.

Answer 4

This Process is normally Called, Evaporation.

This is were the Liquid Gets too hot, Turns into Steam Wich is gas.

Answer 5

The process by which a gas becomes a liquid is called as condensation.

Answer 6

It's called a phase change or phase transition.

Answer 7

This Process is normally Called, Evaporation.

This is were the Liquid Gets too hot, Turns into Steam Wich is

gas.

Answer 8

The process is called evaporation. This occurs when the liquid is heated to its boiling point and changes into a gas by breaking intermolecular bonds.

Answer 9

evapouration