💧 Why does water dry up?

Water dries up because it turns into tiny invisible drops called water vapor and flies into the air! 🌬️💨 This happens when the sun warms the water or when it's left out for a while. It's like magic, but it's science! ✨

Imagine your wet hands after washing—soon they're dry because the water disappears into the air!

Water dries up through a process called evaporation. When water gets warm (like from the sun or a heater), its tiny molecules start moving faster and escape into the air as water vapor. 🌡️💧

This is why wet clothes dry outside or why puddles disappear after rain! The warmer it is, the faster water evaporates.

Fun fact: Even cold water evaporates—just slower! ❄️

Water dries up due to evaporation, a physical process where liquid water transforms into water vapor (a gas). This happens when water molecules gain enough energy—usually from heat—to break free from the liquid’s surface. 🔥💦

Key factors:

• Temperature: Higher temps speed up evaporation.
• Surface area: Spreading water (like a wet towel) helps it dry faster.
• Humidity: Dry air absorbs vapor more easily than humid air.

Evaporation is part of the water cycle, where water moves between Earth and the atmosphere. 🌎☁️