Petrol or gasoline is made from the lighter parts of crude oil, and is simply more volatile than kerosene or diesel, because the molecules are smaller. In some countries including the US, the grade of gas is varied winter to summer, to make it volatile enough in cold weather and not too volatile in hot.
kerosine oil, water, alcohol, petrol...:)
evaporating is used in preparation of petrol, etc.
It becomes less viscous, and gives off more vapors(evaporation).
Yes it does, and this does not only apply to moisture. Most none liquids such as iron, plastics even glass will break down if given enough time. Fuel such as petrol will evaporate very quickly. When you smell petrol you are really smelling evaporating petrol.
Evaporation at maxiumum speed is boiling.
Evaporation is a physical chsange.
kerosine oil, water, alcohol, petrol...:)
evaporating is used in preparation of petrol, etc.
It becomes less viscous, and gives off more vapors(evaporation).
because it has very less density.
When the temperature difference and air movement is the greatest
Evaporation (not vaporization) occur at any temperature; a higher temperature increase the rate of evaporation. For evaporation solutes effect is not so important.
Yes it does, and this does not only apply to moisture. Most none liquids such as iron, plastics even glass will break down if given enough time. Fuel such as petrol will evaporate very quickly. When you smell petrol you are really smelling evaporating petrol.
Evaporation at maxiumum speed is boiling.
Evaporation is slower in warm air then it is hot air because the molecules don't start moving as fast. This means evaporation doesn't happen quickly.
this is because of inert gases present in perfume
evaporation