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Where did water become gas? F E Temperature (°C) В Time (minutes) O A-B OB-C OE-F OD-E
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Where did water become gas?
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E
Temperature (°C)
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Time (minutes)
O A-B
OB-C
OE-F
OD-E
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Answer: Water becomes gas at D-E.
Step-by-step explanation:
In the flat line D-E water is absorbing energy to become gas, and when the water is completely gas, the temperature will increase again therefore the line will rise up.
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