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never [62]
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5

Explain how natural springs, hot springs, and geysers differ. (Best answer gets brainliest)

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IRISSAK [1]3 years ago
4 0
In hot springs the rising superheated water is cooled below the boiling point by groundwater before reaching the surface. In geysers the superheated water collects in underground pockets.
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