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A liquid may reach its boiling point if a. heat is added to it. b. there are no gases in it. c. its solid melts easily. d. the temperature is low enough.

A liquid may reach its boiling point if a. heat is added to it. b. there are no gases in it. c. its solid melts easily. d. the temperature is low enough.
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A liquid may reach its boiling point if

a. heat is added to it.

b. there are no gases in it.

c. its solid melts easily.

d. the temperature is low enough.

User Charles Williams
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A. Because when heat is added it gets hotter and hotter until eventually it starts boiling
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a. heat is added to it
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