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Match the item of column I to column II.


Column 1Column 2

Cooling the molten iron

Melting

Camphor (s)Camphor (g)

Vaporisation

Dry air Liquid air

Liquefaction

Sodium(s) Sodium(l)

Freezing

Ethanol to ethanol vapour

Sublimation

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(A) Cooling the molten iron - (iv) Freezing

The process of cooling of molten iron is called freezing.

(B) Camphor (s)Camphor (g) - (v) Sublimation

The process of changing solid into vapour without changing into a liquid state is called sublimation.

(C) Dry air Liquid air - (iii) Liquefaction

The phase transitions from solid and gas to liquid (melting and condensation, respectively) may be referred to as liquefaction.

(D) Sodium(s) Sodium(l) - (i) Melting

Solid sodium changes into a liquid state while changing in temperature, this process is called melting.

(E) Ethanol to ethanol vapour - (ii) Vaporisation

Ethanol boils at 78.4 °C and the standard enthalpy of vaporization of ethanol is 42.4 kJ mol-1

Column-I Column -II
(A) Cooling the molten iron(iv) Freezing
(B) Camphor (s)Camphor (g)(v)Sublimation
(C) Dry air Liquid air (iii) Liquefaction
(C) Sodium(s) Sodium(l)(i) Melting
(D) Ethanol to ethanol vapour(ii) Vaporisation

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