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How could you increase the rate at which 20L of water evaporates at 100oC in a …
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Wize University Chemistry Textbook > Intermolecular Forces and Physical Properties
Properties of Liquids
7 Activities
How could you increase the rate at which 20L of water evaporates at 100
o
C in a pot on the stove?
Add salt to the water
Move to a lower elevation with a higher atmospheric pressure
Use a wider saucepan instead of a narrow pot
Increase the temperature of the air surrounding the pot on the stove
Stop watching it
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