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What causes a tea kettle that has been warmed on the stove to spew out water vapor
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What causes a tea kettle that has been warmed on the stove to spew out water vapor

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When water is heated, the molecules in the water vibrate and some of them escape into the air, thus becoming water vapor, or the gaseous state of water.
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