Evaporation (in Conical flask)

 By definition of the evaporation, the rate of volume change shall be directly proportional to that of the surface area exposed:


In this case assume that the water is evaporating in a conical flask. The evaporation is done by the upper surface exposed to the air (the surface will always be a circle). 


The volume of water at any time t would be enclosed in the shape of a frustum as shown. The volume is hence:

Subject to the needs of the differential equation, we rearrange it in the form of Area as a function of Volume,


By substitution,

In which 








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