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Which of the following is an example of evaporation?

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Correct answer: Drying of wet clothes

Correct answer: A, drying of wet clothes. Evaporation is the change of liquid water into water vapour from a surface. Water in wet clothes receives energy from the surroundings and escapes into the air as vapour, so the clothes become dry. The process can be faster with warmth, moving air, or low humidity, but its basic identity remains liquid changing to gas. B is condensation because water vapour changes into droplets in a cloud. C is also condensation: water vapour in the surrounding air becomes liquid droplets on the cold bottle. D, dew formation, is condensation on a cool surface. A simple memory rule is ‘evaporation empties a wet surface’; ‘condensation creates droplets.’ The other choices all describe vapour becoming liquid, not liquid becoming vapour.

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