Evaporation causes cooling. Justify this statement by citing a suitable example.
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Solution
During evaporation, the water molecules vibrate and move quickly that they escape into the atmosphere as water vapours.
The water molecules take the heat of the object with them from which they evaporate.
This heat is stored in the form of latent heat in the water molecule.
This results in lowering the temperature of the object and causes cooling.
For example: As the temperature rises, your body begins to produce sweat. As the sweat evaporates, it carries some of your body heat and cools down your body, thus lowering your body temperature.