Question

what happens to water at 100°c at atmospheric pressure?​

Answer 1

Below 100 degrees C some water molecules have enough kinetic energy to escape into the air, AKA evaporation. At 100 degrees nucleate boiling occurs, a lot of molecules escape the liquid water throughout the mass of water, form bubbles, rise and escape into the air. All at standard pressure, of cours

Answer 2

Answer:

it boils at 1 atmospheric pressure