Why does liquid stay at a constant temperature while it is boiling?

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When boling occurs the more energetic molecules change to a gas spread out and form bubbles. ... in addition gas molecules leaving the liquid take away heat energy. Therefore the temperature of the liquid remains constant durning boling .

GaryK [48]3 years ago

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It is because say water boils at 212 F, if it goes higher at 213 it would get so much heat and energy it turns into a gas, so it cannot stay a liquid with 213 because at that point it would be gas, thus when water reaches 212 it's max if it goes any higher it will be gas

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