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Manuel is heating one liter of water to its boiling point. If one liter of water starts to boil at 100 °C, at what temperature w

ould two liters of water start to boil?
A. 50 degrees Celsius
B. 100 degrees Celsius
C. 200 degrees Celsius
D. 212 degrees Celsius

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Goryan [66]3 years ago

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C im pretty sure because its twice the amount

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