Answer to Question #30221 in Physical Chemistry for akshit shrivastava

Physical Chemistry

Question #30221

why the temprature of matter remain same at phase change?

Expert's answer

This is because the energy is all being used to change the state of the substance. When phase change occurs, heat capacity is equal to infinity.

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