Chemistry, asked by Startonithes, 11 hours ago

At first, the _____ inside the beaker did not change. This is because the energy being added by _____ was being used to break the intermolecular forces between the water ______ in the solid state. This is called _____.
Once all the solid water had turned into _____ water, the temperature began to increase. The temperature stopped increasing once the water reached its _____ point. The energy being added was now used to break the intermolecular forces between the water molecules in the liquid state. This meant that the water could turn into_______.

WORD: boiling, gas, heating, liquid, melting, molecules, temperature

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Answered by slally
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at first the liquid inside the beaker did not change this is because the energy being added by gas was being used to break the intermolecular forces between the water molecules in the solid state this is called heating once all the solid water had turned into to melting water the temperature begin to increase the temperature stopped increasing once the water raised its boiling point the energy being added was now used to break the intermolecular forces between the water molecules in the liquid state this means that the water could turn into liquid

Answered by kaurramneet57868
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Answer:

1 . is liquid other are difficult so I can'ttell

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