Question

Conversion of Water Into Vapour by Heating Is Called?

• A. Evaporation of Water
• B. Burning of Fuels
• C. Moving of a Wheel
• D. Breaking of a Brick

Answer 1

The correct option is A

Evaporation of Water

Explanation for the correct Option:

Option(A): Evaporation of Water

• In the liquid state, the particles at the surface with higher kinetic energy, are able to break away from the forces of attraction of other particles and hence get converted into vapor.
• This phenomenon of change of liquid particles into vapors at any given temperature below its boiling point is known as evaporation.
• Hence the conversion of water into vapor by heating is called the evaporation of water.

Explanation for the incorrect Option:

Option(B): Burning of Fuels

• The conversion of water into vapor by heating does not undergo as the process of Burning Fuels.
• Hence the given option is the incorrect one.

Option(C): Moving of a Wheel

• The moving of a Wheel does not represent the conversion of water into vapor by heating.
• Hence, the given option does not coincide with the given concept.

Option(D): Breaking of a Brick

• Breaking of a Brick does not represent the conversion of water into vapor by heating.
• Thus the given concept doesn't represent the correct concept.

Hence, the Conversion of Water Into Vapour by Heating Is Called Evaporation of Water.