#RA-2121Read AloudCore & AcademicEasy
Molecules
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Normally, heat is what gets evaporation going, causing water molecules in the liquid to jostle more vigorously. That extra energy can break some of the bonds between molecules in the liquid, allowing molecules to escape as water vapour. Based on how much heat goes in, scientists can calculate the amount of evaporation expected.
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