Tried and True: Evaporating is cool | NSTA

Tried and True: Evaporating is cool

Science Scope -- March 2006

Many students hold misconceptions about evaporation. In this short exercise, students will apply the kinetic molecular theory to explain how cold water can evaporate and to observe the cooling effect of evaporation, and develop their own evaporation experiments.

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