Aaviri

Aaviri is a Telugu word that translates to "steam" or "vapor" in English. It refers to water in a gaseous state, typically formed through the process of heating liquid water to its boiling point. This phase transition occurs when water molecules gain enough kinetic energy to overcome the intermolecular forces holding them together in liquid form.

Aaviri is a natural phenomenon observed in various contexts, from the evaporation of water from bodies of water like lakes and oceans to the steam rising from a hot cup of tea. Industrially, aaviri is utilized in power generation (steam turbines), various manufacturing processes, and in heating and cooling systems. Its properties, such as its latent heat of vaporization, make it a useful energy transfer medium.