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'''Evaporation''' is the process whereby [[atom]]s or [[molecule]]s in a [[liquid]] state (or [[solid]] state if the substance [[sublimation (chemistry)|sublimes]]) gain sufficient energy to enter the [[gas]]eous state. It is the opposite process of [[condensation]]. Evaporation is exclusively a surface phenomena and should not be confused with [[boiling]]. Most notably, for a liquid to boil, its [[vapor pressure]] must equal the ambient pressure, whereas for evaporation to occur, this is not the case.

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-'''Evaporation''' is the process whereby [[atom]]s or [[molecule]]s in a [[liquid]] state (or [[solid]] state if the substance [[sublimation (chemistry)|sublimes]]) gain sufficient energy to enter the [[gas]]eous state. It is the opposite process of [[condensation]]. Evaporation is exclusively a surface phenomena and should not be confused with [[boiling]]. Most notably, for a liquid to boil, its [[vapor pressure]] must equal the ambient pressure, whereas for evaporation to occur, this is not the case.