for any physical state why does the temperature remains constant during the change of the state?
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The temperature remain constant because temperatures needed to change state and break of several bond
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Answer: any heat that is being added does not increase the temperature further because the energy is being used to change the state instead of being used to continue to heat up the substance
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one example of this is boiling water. water in liquid form in normal conditions will never be over 100 degrees celsius. any added heat will not make the water hotter, but that energy will instead be used to change the state of the water to a gas. once the state change has occurred, the substance could then continue to heat up.
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