Asked by MAD
Why dissolving gases in the liquids is exothermic while the phase is down ? explain please
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Answered by
DrBob222
What does "when the phase is down" mean?
Answered by
MAD
I mean the phase of the gas is going towards being liquid
Answered by
DrBob222
I'm still not sure of the question so I'll restate it as I think you are asking. Why is the phase change from vapor to liquid exothermic?
My response and I'll use water as an example:
H2O(liquid) + heat ==> H2O(gas) which clearly is an endothermic reaction. BUT if yu run the same reaction in reverse it clearly gives off heat so the reaction MUST be exothermic.
My response and I'll use water as an example:
H2O(liquid) + heat ==> H2O(gas) which clearly is an endothermic reaction. BUT if yu run the same reaction in reverse it clearly gives off heat so the reaction MUST be exothermic.
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