Chemistry, asked by bishalsaha1290, 11 months ago

when water is heated why do we see Bubbles rising up?

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Answered by Srishti14311

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It is due to bulk phenomena

Answered by ShreyaVirat

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Answer:

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THE SOLUBILITY OF GASES DECREASES WHEN THE TEMPERATURE IS RAISED,AND THIS IS WHY THE DISSOLVED AIR BUBBLES GO OUT FROM WATER.THEN,AS THE BOILING POINT OF WATER IS REACHED 100 DEGREE CELSIUS,WATER VAPOUR STARTS TO FORM INSIDE THE LIQUID IN THE FORM OF BUBBLES...

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