alleryStart learning →Water vaporises without reacting. What is chemically unchanged?
AThe identity of its molecules
BThe spacing of its particles
CThe volume occupied by it
DThe arrangement of particles
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The identity of its molecules
Vaporisation changes the physical arrangement and motion of water molecules rather than turning them into another substance.
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