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Josie observed that when water is boiled in an open beaker it completely disappears, leaving the beaker dry. What can Josie conclude?

Josie observed that when water is boiled in an open beaker it completely disappears, leaving the beaker dry. What can Josie conclude?
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Josie observed that when water is boiled in an open beaker it completely disappears, leaving the beaker dry. What can Josie conclude?

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Josie can conclude that the water was brought to a high enough heat to be able to evaporate.

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Answer:

For the mass of water to be conserved during boiling, the beaker must be closed.

Step-by-step explanation:

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