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I was thinking, the critical point between the liquid and gas phases is the dew point, not the boiling point, right? Melting/freezing on the solid/liquid boundary is analogous to evaporation/condensation on the liquid/gas boundary. Boiling is something totally different, and is not possible in equilibrium.
I'm not really puzzled by anything. I just think it's strange that we hear so much more about boiling than evaporation in early science classes
I'm not really puzzled by anything. I just think it's strange that we hear so much more about boiling than evaporation in early science classes