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Vanish to
The AirEvaporation
process
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Science Concept
Water vapor(gas)
Water (liquid)
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Rate Of Evaporation
Temperature: the higher thetemperature, the more evaporation
Humidity: the lower the humidity, the
more evaporation
Wind speed: the higher the wind speed,the more evaporation
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Engage
You want to dry your clothes.
Which place that you will choose to dry theclothes?
Why?
How the clothes are dried?
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Empower
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ResultAfter 20 minutes
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EmpowerResult
at air-conditioning room at room without air-
conditioner
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Under the Sun
Temperature : 40-45 C
Humidity : 11-14 %
Time taken to evaporate 1200 second
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In air-conditioning room
Temperature : 19-20 C
Humidity : 26-27 %
Time taken to evaporate 4600 second =76.6 min
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In a room
Temperature : 24-25 C
Humidity : 18-20 %
Time taken to evaporate 1200 second = 20 min
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Empower
Discussion1. From the graph, what is the relationship
between temperature and humidity with the
rate of evaporation?2. Which location show the fastest rate of
evaporation? Why?
3. How does the process takes place indifferent location?
4. What are the other factors that can affect therate of evaporation?
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UniqueFeature
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Enhance
It was a heavy rain outside! At the same time, youwant to dry your shoes and use it tomorrow. Howyou manage to dry the shoes and wear it
tomorrow? Why?
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Extension
As we know, evaporation is the transition
process of :
liquid gas
Same goes to boiling and transpirationprocess too.
What are the comparison of evaporation,boiling and transpiration processes? Arethey all the same?