Change of State of Matter

[@anirudhv2215]

Sir Problem solved The answer is Option(b) steam. First, A simple answer: There is more energy in the steam since the energy in boiling water tops out at 100 degrees Celsius as it is going through the phase change. Now in detail: The steam is actually boiled water. Boiled water is already at a high temperature. For the molecules to go to a desired state(as in the case of steam) more heat is needed than to reach the phase changing, vaporizing state of H2O. We know that heat is a form of energy. Hence, to say why steam has more energy is because more heat is applied. Also, pure steam requires a lot more heat at the same temperature, it consists of more energy. Another important thing is that we say boiling water because the given sample is 10g of H2O at 100 `C, which is the boiling point of water.

[@ManochaAcademy]

Super! Steam is correct answer :) You can say that steam contains the latent heat of vaporisation, so it has more energy than water at the same temperature.

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point _ the minimum temperature which at a solid melts to become atmosphere pressure it's are called melting point

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And one thing more sir that "The process by which solid directly changes to gas and gas directly changes to solid is called sublimation"

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Solid to gas is sublimation but gas to solid is deposition

[@aust7584]

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Steam has more energy and can cause severe burns too because it has absorbed more energy in the form of latent heat of vaporisation even though both water and steam are at same temperature of 100°C

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36:37 the process by which a vapour (or gas) on cooling changes directly into a solid is known as deposition.

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Steam is the answer because steam is in gas state so it has more kinetic energy. This is why we get severe burns when exposed to steam.

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Steam causes severe burns because steam possesses additional energy (that's of latent heat of vapourisation) Due to this reason steam has more energy than boiling water

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Gas to solid is also know as deposition.

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Sir, I think C)Both have Same is the answer because Kinetic Energy is not increased and is used to change the state of matter.

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the answer is c because steam has more latent heat of vaporisation than boiling water

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Sir excellent explanation of latent heat.But how could u derive the value of latent heat of vaporisation.. Like 2260KJ/KG..

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Sir gas convert into solid is called deposition

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gas to solid is also called deposition......

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Sir, please note: change of state from gas directly to solid is called "deposition"...

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Steam

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Sir,gas directly changes to solid , called deposition

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during the phase changing process , in which type of energy is heat energy being converted into?

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Steam has more energy sir, because If we heat normal water, it boils, if we still supply heat energy we get steam

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it* contains the extra latent heat acquired by it during state change* :)

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sir, Can i replace solidification with sublimation?

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the ans is steam because it is in a gaseous state and the molecules move more than boiled water

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[@zebamalim320]

But sir in my book the process of gas change into solid is given DEPOSITION not SUBLIMATION

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Hello sir, this is wonderful information that i won't even get from school! I was just a little hesitant between steam as the answer for the question or if both are the same. Please reply so i can check my answer, thank you!

[@jamesnand]

I am telling answer after 1 year but steam is the answer cause steam has latent heat in it and boiling water does not contain the latent heat.