The circle on the left shows a magnified view of a very small portion of liquid water in a closed container. What would the magnified view show after the water evaporates?

The magnified view of the portion of the container will show a very less number of molecules of water (not in the form of hydrogen and oxygen separately) because the water is converted to gaseous form.

Explanation:

The water can exist in all the three states of matter. It exists as solid in the form of ice at the temperature below [tex]0^\circ\text{ C}[/tex], as liquid in the form of water in the temperature range of [tex]0-100^\circ\text{ C}[/tex] and as gas in the form of steam or vapor the the temperature above [tex]100^\circ\text{ C}[/tex].

The magnified view of the container having water will have the fairly enough number of the water molecule as the combination of the one oxygen and two hydrogen atoms.

The magnified view of the water vapor present in the container will show a very small number of the atoms of water as the gas molecules are at a comparatively larger distance from one another. but the molecules of water will not be broken into their atoms separately.

Thus, The magnified view of the portion of the container will show a very less number of molecules of water (not in the form of hydrogen and oxygen separately) because the water is converted to gaseous form.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Subject: Physics

Chapter: State of Matter

Keywords:

water, evaporates, ice, solid, vapor, liquid, temperature, gas, molecules, hydrogen, magnified, small portion, closed container.