The boiling point of water is a _____ property and is equal to _____.
2 answers:
The boiling point of water is a physical property and is equal to 100 <span>°C. More in depth: The reason why the boiling point is a physical property, is because it chemically doesn't change anything inside the water. It just gets to a point where it becomes so hot it starts boiling. </span>
Well, since the substance is just changing state, this is a physical change. The water will turn to steam, but it can be re condensed into liquid. Also, the boiling point of water is obviously not 0<span>°C since hat is the freezing temperature, so the answer must be C.</span>
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