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What are the movements of boiling water? I'm looking for if they speed up, like that sort of thing. Not how, not why, just what are the movements.
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What are the movements of boiling water? I'm looking for if they speed up, like that sort of thing. Not how, not why, just what are the movements.

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When a substance is heated, the molecules begin to vibrate faster and the space between molecules increases. So it would be speeding up.
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