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Did you notice bubbling of the water when it started to boil? HOW
1.
you expl...
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Did you notice bubbling of the water when it started to boil? HOW
1.
you explain your observations?
Water bo
This increase
energy surpa
faster, escap
another. This
Heating
kinetic enere
particles me
water into
as bubbles
evaporation
When the water started to boll, what happened to its volume after
2
some time?
Where was the water at the end of the activity? Why do you say so?
3.
4.
highest kinetic energy? Explain your answers using your observations.
In which state do you think the water had its lowest kinetic energy is
Based on your observations, does heating influence the behavior and
physical property of a substance? Why or why not?
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