water is the bad conductor of heat but it becomes hot when kept over a flame name the phenomenon that takes place in this case explain it with the help of an experiment
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THOUGH WATER IS A BAD CONDUCTOR OF HEAT, IT BECOMES HOT WHEN KEPT IN A FLAME..
THE PHENOMENON THAT TAKES PLACE IS CALLED BOILING...
EXPERIMENT :
Materials required ARE...
A TESTUBE WITH WATER IN IT
A BURNER
PRANGS TO HOLD THE TESTUBE..
EXPERIMENT..
WHEN THE TESTUBE WITH WATER IN IT IS PUT TO THE LIT BURNER.. The LIQUID GAINS KINETIC ENERGY WHICH OVERCOMES THE FORCE OF ATTRACTION BETWEEN THE MOLECULES..
THIS IS THE PHENOMENON BOILING
HOPE IT HELPS
PLZ MARK AS BRAINALIST
THE PHENOMENON THAT TAKES PLACE IS CALLED BOILING...
EXPERIMENT :
Materials required ARE...
A TESTUBE WITH WATER IN IT
A BURNER
PRANGS TO HOLD THE TESTUBE..
EXPERIMENT..
WHEN THE TESTUBE WITH WATER IN IT IS PUT TO THE LIT BURNER.. The LIQUID GAINS KINETIC ENERGY WHICH OVERCOMES THE FORCE OF ATTRACTION BETWEEN THE MOLECULES..
THIS IS THE PHENOMENON BOILING
HOPE IT HELPS
PLZ MARK AS BRAINALIST
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Answer:
Water is the bad conductor of heat then to it is hot on heating because the molecules move and heated
Explanation:
Experiments
Material required
A large potassium permanganate crystal, a beaker, a burner and water
procedure
1. drop the potassium permanganate crystal into the beaker containing a little water the Crystal start dissolve in a water and colour it
2. now pour some more water slowly into the beaker without disturbing the Crystal
3. heat water using a very small flame just below the Crystal
observation
the coloured water rises from the place where the heat is supplied after moving up some distance it spread out and comes down along the side of a beaker
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