Question

if nacl is poured to h2o what happens ​

Answer 1

Explanation:

To put it simply, if you heat a substance (like salt) way beyond the temperature of water's boiling point, the Leidenfrost Effect can occur and result in what is called a steam explosion. ... Once the salt is poured into the water, the vapor around the salt becomes superheated, causing an increase in pressure.

Answer 2

Answer:

To put it simply, if you heat a substance (like salt) way beyond the temperature of water's boiling point, the Leidenfrost Effect can occur and result in what is called a steam explosion. ... Once the salt is poured into the water, the vapor around the salt becomes superheated, causing an increase in pressure.