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When heating water the energy from the heat source is first used to break hydrogen bonds rather than raise the temperature, water absorbs and stores a large amount of heat while warming up only a few degrees.
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When heating water the energy from the heat source is first used to break hydrogen bonds rather than raise the temperature, water absorbs and stores a large amount of heat while warming up only a few degrees.

a) true
b) false

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