How does boiling differ from evaporation?

Answer With Explanation:

Difference Between Boiling And Evaporation:

Boiling:The term Boiling is used for Liquids when Heating of Liquid takes place.When we use this term in Reference with water, when temperature of water rises above certain level and bubbles start appearing from water.This Stage is Called Boiling.

There are two Kinds of Boiling :

1.→Nucleate boiling =Where bubbles starts appearing from discrete points that is distinct points from that container in which it is boiled , when the water is heated above a certain level.

2.→ Transition boiling is that stage of boiling in which water is in the form of bubbles and is going to convert into vapor. The boiling point of water is 100 °C or 212 °F .At Higher Altitudes it may vary.

⇒Evaporation:When water molecules are heated above a certain level , most of water molecules have high kinetic energy due to overheating  or High Temperature which break the inter molecular forces between liquid Particles and it gets converted into gas. This Process is called Evaporation.

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