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How does water in an earthen pot become cool during summer?
How does water in an earthen pot become cool during summer?
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- By nature, a matka or an earthen pot is porous.
- Because clay pots are formed of mud, water put in them evaporates through their tiny pores.
- A cooling effect results from this water evaporation.
- Evaporation uses some of the heat energy produced during the heating process.
- As a result, in the summer, water kept in earthen pots tends to cool down.
- By nature, a matka or an earthen pot is porous.
- Because clay pots are formed of mud, water put in them evaporates through their tiny pores.
- A cooling effect results from this water evaporation.
- Evaporation uses some of the heat energy produced during the heating process.
- As a result, in the summer, water kept in earthen pots tends to cool down.
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