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Heyyy guys, so when you put a pot of water on the stove to boil, and heat is transferred to the water what is the behavior of the water molecules and how is the temperature affected??? Describe it, please.
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Heyyy guys, so when you put a pot of water on the stove to boil, and heat is transferred to the water what is the behavior of the water molecules and how is the temperature affected??? Describe it, please. Anyway, have a lovely day/night xx

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The water molecules speed up because of heat. That causes the temperature to go up.
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I believe the molecules rapidly move and the temperature would obviously just increase, but im not sure if that is all ur asking for

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