Vapourization and Evaporation

Surface Area: if the surface area increases, the rate of evaporation increases.

Temperature: the rate of evaporation increases with temperature. This allow particles to get more kinetic energy which further allows it to move into the vapor state.

Humidity: evaporation depends greatly on the water vapor present in the air. The more there is water vapor in the air, the more time it takes for the water to get evaporated

Atmospheric Pressure: the boiling point for a substance changes due to the pressure. at higher pressures more energy is needed to break bonds between particles, this causes increased boiling. Therefore, there is a direct relationship between pressure and boiling.

Impurities: this affects the boiling point as it will cause an increase in temperature.