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Yogita Ingle 5 years, 3 months ago
When two phases meet, the boundary between them is known as an interface.
We have the following interfaces :
1) Solid - Solid interface
2) solid - liquid interface
3) liquid - liquid interface
4) Gas - liquid interface
5) Gas - Solid interface.
We do not have a gas - gas interface because gases diffuse rapidly and quickly therefore we cannot tell their interface.
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