this SIM (Strategic Intervention Material)
include a short discussion about evaporation and vaporization
it include enrichment and activity about the topic
4. -process by which liquid
changes to its vapours at a
temperature below its boiling
point
-takes place at all
temperature. The
temperature may change
during evaporation
-is a slow and silent process
-takes place only at the
surface of the liquid
-the rate of evaporation
depend upon the surface
area of the liquid and the
wind speed, humidity and
temperature
VAPORIZATION
- process by which liquid
changes to its vapours at
its boiling point
-takes only at a fixed
temperature called boiling
point of the liquid. The
temperature during
vaporization does not
change
-is a fast and violent
process
-takes place over the entire
mass of the liquid
-the rate of vaporization
does not depend upon the
surface area, wind speed,
humidity and temperature
EVAPORATIO
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8. Put a check (/) if you think it describes Evaporation or
Vaporization
Evaporation Vaporization
1 Quick process
2 Occurs at any temperature
3 Slow process
4 Takes places within liquid
5 Bubbles are formed
6 Heat supplied by surrounding
7 No bubbles are seen
8 Occurs at fixed temperature
9 Heat supply energy source
10 Temperature remains constant
11 Slow process
ACTIVTY 1C
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9. P A D F G H H E Q G K O D
A C C O O L I N G X Z F S
F P A R E H D M S S S R J
A L X N B D J N Y L B E F
S B H U T A R E I O U D D
T O R U V G T T S W L N Q
K I Q B M W K E Y H R U A
A L L H Y I L B H K P L K
F I I X N B D C E T O U B
H N Y C B H J I A E L W M
W G G U F G H H T S J Q U
E M B H U T A R E Y H C N
M A R S H K O T O C U T E
E W S U R R O U N D I N G
I L O V E Y O U B H E K O
G H E R U T A R E P M E T
FIND ME!
FIND HE WORDS
THAT ARE RELATED
TO THE TOPIC:
COOLING
WIND
HUMIDITY
HEAT
BUBBLES
SURROUNDING
TEMPERATURE
SLOW
BOILING
FAST
It can
be
across,
down,
up
10. 2. A puddle drying out
ACTIVITY 3
Where am I belong?
1. Clothes drying on a line.
3. A floor drying after it is mopped
5. The boiling water turning into steam
7. Lick you finger, blow on it and feel it cool
9. Cooking/Steaming shomai.
8. A smoke came from a boiling water.
10.Making a hot coffee.
4. Your hair drying after you wash it.
6. Sweating when you are hot
Encircle if the phrase
describes evaporation and
box the phrase if it
describes vaporization.
13. __1. Sweat is an exampleof
evaporation.
__ 2. In vaporization, no bubbles can
be see.
__ 3. Vaporizationundergoes
evaporation and boiling..
__ 4. Evaporationreached the boiling
point.
__ 5. Vaporization changed
temperature.
__ 6. Vaporization’s temperatureis
hotter than Evaporation’s temperature.
__ 7. Evaporationand Vaporization is
the changed fromliquidto gas.
__ 8. We can see clearly evaporation
occur than in vaporization.
__ 9. Vaporizationcan harmyou.
__ 10. Smoke formed during
vaporization.
14. ASSESSMENT
FILL IN THE BLANK. CHOOSE THE WORD
OF THE CORRECT ANSWER IN THE BOX.
Evaporation and Vaporization are the
same in the change of phase of matter
from
1_to gas. However, both has a big _2_.
Evaporation happens in _3_ temperature
while vaporization have a _4_
temperature. You can harm more in _5_
than in _6_. Vaporization is a _7_ and _8_
process while evaporation is a _9_ and
_10_ process.
Vaporization
Evaporation
Fast
Slow
Violent
Silent
Liquid
Solid
Any
Fixed
Similarity
Difference
Medium
Condensation
16. 1. Clothes drying on a line.
2. A puddle drying out
3. A floor drying after it is mopped
4. Your hair drying after you wash it.
6. Sweating when you are hot
7. Lick you finger, blow on it and feel it cool
5. The boiling water turning
into steam
8. A smoke came from a
boiling water.
9. Cooking/Steaming shomai.
10.Making a hot coffee.
18. Wind is the flow of gases on a large scale.
Humidity is the amount of water vapor in the air.
A temperature is a numerical measure of hot or cold.
Liquid is one of the four fundamental states of matter, and is the only state
with a definite volume but no fixed shape.
Gas is one of the four fundamental states of matter. A pure gas may be
made up of individual atoms, elemental molecules made from one type of
atom, or compound molecules made from a variety of atoms.