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Evaporation of a A. A fixed temperature lower than its boiling point.

B. A fixed temperature higher than its boiling point.

C. A fixed temperature and pressure.

D. All temperatures.

Answer :

Evaporation is the phenomenon in which a liquid is converted into vapour state at any temperature below the boiling point of the liquid.

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Evaporation of a A. A fixed temperature lower than its boiling point.B. A fixed temperature higher than its boiling point.C. A fixed temperature and pressure.D. All temperatures.