What happens to the temperature during a change of state, for example from liquid to gas?

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Solution

During the change of state like from liquid to gas, the temperature remains constant.
The externally applied heat energy is used up to fasten the motion of the molecules and break the individual bonds.
So, there will be no effect on temperature.
Therefore, the temperature remains constant during the change of state, for example from liquid to gas.

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