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Which substance boils first: pure water or petroleum ? Why ?
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Which substance boils first: pure water or petroleum ? Why ?

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Petroleum

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Answer:

Petroleum

Step-by-step explanation:

Water has a boiling point of 100°C meaning it will start to boil once the temperature reach 100° Celsius meanwhile

Petroleum's boiling point will change based on which petroleum product it is.

For example

LPG (which is a petroleum product)will boil at 40°C.

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