Does the water in a bottle kept in sunlight get evaporated? If yes then how.

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Solution

Yes, it will get evaporated due to heat. Evaporation converts water droplets into water vapours. The water vapours will get collected on the walls of the bottle and will not escape into the atmosphere so certainly the water content in the bottle remains constant.

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