Classical theories have successfully provided an explanation for convection in a liquid layer heated from below without evaporation.However,these theories are inadequate to account for the convective instabilities in an evaporating liquid layer,especially in the case when it is cooled from below.In the present paper,we study the onset of Marangoni convection in a liquid layer being overlain by a vapor layer.A new two-sided model is put forward instead of the one-sided in evaporating liquid thin layers are investigated with a linear instability analysis.We define a new evaporation Biot number,Which is different from that in previous studies and discuss the influences of reference evaporating velocity and evaporation Biot number on the vapor-liquid system.At the end,we explain why the instability occurs even when an evaporating liquid layer is cooled from below.
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