Liquids1.0 - Google Play
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From this App you can learn :
Recognize that liquids have intermediate properties of solids and gases.
Define surface tension and describe the capillarity phenomenon.
Understand the importance of surface tension on behavior of liquids.
Understand the importance of viscous properties of liquids.
Understand the evaporation process and list the factors affecting evaporation.
Define vapor pressure and discuss the factors effecting vapor pressure.
Relate boiling point and vapor pressure and explain the effects of intermolecular forces on boiling point.
Describe the heating and cooling curves and estimate the heat of vaporization.
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This topic covers under Chemistry subject as a part of the States Of Matter topic
and this topic contains following sub topics
Liquids
Properties of liquid
Evaporation
Vapor pressure
Boiling point
