The heat required to change a substance from a liquid to a gas without experiencing a temperature change, is defined as the latent heat of __________.
⢠Phase changes between liquid and gas ⢠Meaning of latent heat (heat added with no temperature change) ⢠Differences among fusion, vaporization, sublimation, condensation
⢠Which term is used when a liquid becomes a gas at its boiling point, while the temperature stays constant during the change? ⢠Which term describes melting (solid to liquid), and which one describes solid directly to gas? ⢠When a gas turns back into a liquid, what is that process called, and is it the same direction as in the question?
⢠Make sure the process in the definition goes from liquid to gas, not the other way around ⢠Confirm that latent heat refers to energy used to change phase, not to raise temperature ⢠Match each option with its correct phase change direction (solidâliquid, liquidâgas, solidâgas)
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