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OpenStudy (briellshaw):

How does the amount of heat energy and motion of molecules change as water molecules change from steam to the liquid state?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Which choice seems more realistic? A) motion of GAS molecules are more free B) motion of LIQUID molecules are more free

OpenStudy (anonymous):

@BriellShaw ! you still like to learn the answer?

OpenStudy (briellshaw):

A

OpenStudy (briellshaw):

@Yavar

OpenStudy (anonymous):

It's correct. and tell me one thing. When you boil water you consume energy. What for is this energy consumed? A) For changing the liquid to gas 2) For raising the liquid temperature

OpenStudy (briellshaw):

2?

OpenStudy (briellshaw):

@Yavar

OpenStudy (briellshaw):

@pooja195

OpenStudy (anonymous):

@BriellShaw There was something wrong with my internet connection. Well! Your answer to my second question was not correct. When some boiling water GETS ENERGY, the energy is consumed ONLY TO CHANGE LIQUID TO GAS. This DOESN'T CHANGE water's temperature. The situation when steam changes to gas is COMPLETELY A REVERSE process. Can you guess what would be the answer of your question?

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