Question

Of the following statements about water's latent heat and changes in state, which is/are true? choose all that apply.

Answer 1

When water evaporates, its latent heat of evaporation absorbs heat.

What is Latent heat?

A body or thermodynamic system can release or absorb latent heat during a constant-temperature process, often a first-order phase transition.

There are two types of latent heat:

1. The heat of freezing
2. The heat of vaporization

The statements about water's latent heat and changes in state are:

• The heat of freezing is the quantity of thermal energy produced as a liquid freezes, and the heat of vaporization is the quantity of thermal energy needed to change a liquid into a gas.
• Water may move energy from one location to other thanks to latent heat.
• There aren't any weak (hydrogen) bonds between water molecules in the vapor state.
• Hurricanes are propelled by the latent heat of condensation, which occurs when water vapor condenses and turns into a liquid.
• All water molecules in the solid state are connected by flimsy (hydrogen) bonds.

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