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Your way of teaching is so so excellent, outstanding, explanation is absolutely brilliant understandable, Allah, Bhagawan bless you Mehreen syed, you are an excellent, super genius, young teacher
Mam latent heat of fusion is heat required by 1kg solid to change its state OR Latent heat of fusion is a heat required by a particular amount of heat to change its state Which is a right definition
I have a querry maam..plz clear it Sublimation is Solid into Vapour on Heating & vapour inTo solid on cooling. When we put Napthalene ball inside clothes, due to formation of heat there, N.Balls changes into Vapour. How can we do cooling to bring reverse. vappur into Solid ( Naphthalene ball) How is it possible to bring vapour back into Solid in case of Napht.balls
Vapour of n balls spread in whole room ,if N balls kept into small cylander such that vapour don't come out then we may convert vapour in solid (N balls ) but the structure may be different ....
@@sahilaamir7281 when solid turns to gas its sublimation eg.-dry ice and when gas turns to solid without going to liquid state it is deposition process...
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Mam In sublimation as u give eg of napthalene balls that ix from solid to gaseous thn plz give eg of how to change gaseous to solid form for more better understanding
Deposition is the phase transition in which gas transforms into solid without passing through the liquid phase. Deposition is a thermodynamic process. The reverse of deposition is sublimation and hence sometimes deposition is called desublimation. ... This causes the water vapor to change directly into a solid. Clear it Mahreen G
Mam i hv one question, u said under sublimation , solid bcm gass on heating..... Anf to preove this u gave us example of napthelene ball... Yes it is ryt it bcm gass but we cannot heat napthelene ball... But u said on heating solid bcm gass???
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Your way of teaching is so so excellent, outstanding, explanation is absolutely brilliant understandable, Allah, Bhagawan bless you Mehreen syed, you are an excellent, super genius, young teacher
nice way of teaching
And what about condensation distillation etc
Mam ji ur teaching is understandable and super
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I personally like this method of teaching.
Conversion of gases to solid is deposition or desublimation
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Sublimation and deposition
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Mam. At latent heat if vaporization, is it 1kg or 1kl...plz clear it, I feel double.
The temperature at which vapour pressure of a liquid becomes equal to atmospheric pressure is known as boiling point of a liquid.( Graduation level)
boiling point of any liquid is...when its vapour pressure becomes equals to atmospheric pressure
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Conversion of vapour to solid is called Deposition not sublimation.
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Mam latent heat of fusion is heat required by 1kg solid to change its state
OR
Latent heat of fusion is a heat required by a particular amount of heat to change its state
Which is a right definition
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Mam plz differentiate b/w force n pressure
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Why latent heat of fusion????
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I have a querry maam..plz clear it
Sublimation is Solid into Vapour on Heating & vapour inTo solid on cooling. When we put Napthalene ball inside clothes, due to formation of heat there, N.Balls changes into Vapour.
How can we do cooling to bring reverse.
vappur into Solid ( Naphthalene ball)
How is it possible to bring vapour back into Solid in case of Napht.balls
Vapour of n balls spread in whole room ,if N balls kept into small cylander such that vapour don't come out then we may convert vapour in solid (N balls ) but the structure may be different ....
Hi
Is there any other example of Sublimation (Gas to Solid)??
@@sahilaamir7281 when solid turns to gas its sublimation eg.-dry ice and when gas turns to solid without going to liquid state it is deposition process...
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Great teaching👌👌
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Please.. Nd thnx again..Stay blessed oll
Please mention it comes under which topic...as such matter is not particularly added to syllabus
Mam you teach excellent
Outstanding video
All confusions cleared
It means without latent heat the process of boiling can't be done ?
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Mam In sublimation as u give eg of napthalene balls that ix from solid to gaseous thn plz give eg of how to change gaseous to solid form for more better understanding
Lovely mam
Mam please explain the matter (mass & weight) again
Pankil sir please upload lectures for computer portion on daily basis
Thx
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In latent heat of fusion mai agr ice boil hone lg pde fir toh temperature change ho skta hai na thermometer ka?
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Conversion of gas to solid is deposition, i think
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Very nice explaning
How do v calculate latent heat of vapourization
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thanks ma'am
Plz tell us is there any concept of sublimation, condensation....plz clear ......baki aap bohot badya padati ho thank u
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I thnk Gas to Solid w/o intermediate change i thnk Deposition hoti ha mtlb reverse of Sublimation,
Deposition is the phase transition in which gas transforms into solid without passing through the liquid phase. Deposition is a thermodynamic process. The reverse of deposition is sublimation and hence sometimes deposition is called desublimation. ... This causes the water vapor to change directly into a solid. Clear it Mahreen G
Keep growing and leave the fear aside we all are the learners in one way or the other way ... Nice lecture but needs little more deepness...
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Mam i hv one question, u said under sublimation , solid bcm gass on heating..... Anf to preove this u gave us example of napthelene ball... Yes it is ryt it bcm gass but we cannot heat napthelene ball... But u said on heating solid bcm gass???
Super dear
Can sm1 plz explain me
Dissolving of salt in water is...........change
Why point,e.g., melting point??? Is it a critical or average??
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Madam plxx tell me doodh jaldi garam kyu ho jata hai as compared to water plxxx reply madam plxxx
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Nice lecture mam
Nice
Nyc mam
Is temperature same inside and outside room.
Very nyc mehrin miss
Mam I am writing defination of latent heat of fusion in my notes and mam tell me that I have to write 1kg solid or something like this in notes
Is it possible that latent heat is involved in every kind/type of phase transition??