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It doesn't get rid of total heat in the system, only on the surface from which is has evaporated. That heat is still in the vapor. You're not getting rid of hea
by friend_and_foe 3y ago
It doesn't get rid of total heat in the system, only on the surface from which is has evaporated. That heat is still in the vapor. You're not getting rid of heat, you're transferring it from the surface to the air.