Give two differences between vaporisation and evaporation.

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Vaporisation
Evaporation
Vaporisation is the process of conversion of liquid state into gaseous state at a fixed temperature by the absorption of heat energy. Evaporation is the process of conversion of liquid state in to gaseous state at any temperature below its boiling point.
The process of vaporisation is faster. The process of evaporation is slower as compared to vaporisation.
Vaporisation will occur on the entire mass of liquid. Evaporation will occur on the surface of the liquid.

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Vaporisation	Evaporation
Vaporisation is the process of conversion of liquid state into gaseous state at a fixed temperature by the absorption of heat energy.	Evaporation is the process of conversion of liquid state in to gaseous state at any temperature below its boiling point.
The process of vaporisation is faster.	The process of evaporation is slower as compared to vaporisation.
Vaporisation will occur on the entire mass of liquid.	Evaporation will occur on the surface of the liquid.