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A pot of water is boiling on a hot stove. Why does the temperature of the water not change?

A pot of water is boiling on a hot stove. Why does the temperature of the water not change?
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A pot of water is boiling on a hot stove. Why does the temperature of the water not change?

User Artem Luzhanovskyi
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an object absorbs heat it does not necessarily change temperature. As objects change state they do not change temperature. Or at least that's what I know. It never hurts to get another opinion.
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