Difference between Melting and boiling point
Difference between Melting point and boiling point are in tabular form below –
Melting point |
Boiling point |
1) Melting point is the tempreture at which a solid turns into a liquid. | Boiling point is the temperature at which the vapour pressure of a liquid is equal to the external pressure on that liquid. |
2) A solid states changes into a liquid state. | A liquid state changes to its gaseous state. |
3) No relation with vapor pressure of the substance. | At boiling point, the vapor pressure of the liquid is equal to the pressures of surroundings. |
4) Pure crystalline solid is a characteristic of melting points. | liquid is a characteristic of the boiling points. |
5) Vapour pressure are form when solid substance turn into liquids. | Vapour pressure of the external pressure surrounding the liquid. |
6) There is a no bubble formation. | Formation of the bubbles inside the liquid. |
7) The melting point of solid oxygen is 218.4 Degree celsius. | The normal boiling of water is 100 Degree celsius. |