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Bassalisk
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Take water for instance. It has a little vapor in liquid state. Today our professor explained boiling points and freezing points, but didn't go to molecular level, he only said that it needs more energy to actually boil water, or freeze it. Can u explain why more energy is needed to add to water to get it boiling? Process is distinctive by bubbles and all that. We all know that we see vapor before boiling point.
If the answer is wide, suggest a textbook that attacks this problem hard.
Thanks
If the answer is wide, suggest a textbook that attacks this problem hard.
Thanks
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