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3 years ago

Why can liquid water never go over the boiling point temperature? Where is the energy (heat) that is being added going?

Chemistry

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Afina-wow [57]3 years ago

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it's turned into steam.

It dissolves and turns into steam no explanation needed,it'sa simple answer,idk who reported it but i'll answer it again:)

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