Science, asked by inquirer, 11 months ago

Why the water in a utensil boils completely even though only t
bottom part of the utensil is in touch with the heat directly?​

Answers

Answered by anshu200520
1

Answer:

Temperature is directly proportional to kinetic energy

Explanation:

Particles of water have moderate inter moliquler spaceing and moderate kinetic energy, when the temperature increases the kinetic energy increases which leads to the spread of moliqules. So the water boils compeletly

Answered by kingofself
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The kinetic energy increases with the increase in temperature, this is the reason for the water in he utensil boils completely.

Explanation:

  • Liquids have inter-molecular space and allow the molecules to move.
  • When the heat is applied at the bottom, all the molecules start moving and the moving molecules attain a specific Kinetic energy.
  • With increasing temperature, the Kinetic energy also increases as temperature is directly proportional to Kinetic energy.
  • That’s why, the water in a utensil boils completely even though only the bottom part of the utensil is in touch with the heat directly.

To Know more:

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