One device used to affect this chemical process contains a motor that rotates a flask containing the sample; that apparatus is used for (*) solvent removal.
The sudden transition between two different mechanisms of this process is illustrated on the Nakiyama curve and is sometimes called this namesake process' "crisis." The entropy of this process is equal to approximately ten point five times the ideal gas constant according to Trouton's (TROW-tonz) rule. One device used to affect this chemical process contains a motor that rotates a flask containing the sample; that apparatus is used for (*) solvent removal. Nucleation during this process can cause a rapid expulsion of substance out of the tube in a process called bumping, which can be prevented by porous granules called chips. The temperature at which this occurs is elevated by the addition of solute in a colligative property. For 10 points, name this process in which a liquid changes into a gas.
The sudden transition between two different mechanisms of this process is illustrated on the Nakiyama curve and is sometimes called this namesake process' "crisis.
boiling [or evaporation]