Chemistry, 31.05.2020 13:57 elisabethCuc

If a pot of water were heated from the top it would
O A. Boil at the same rate as a pot of water boiled from the bottom because the water is constantly moving past the heat source
O B. Boil faster as the heat would radiate down to the surrounding water faster
O C. Boil at the same rate as a pot of water boiled from the bottom because the location of the heat does not change the boiling point of water.
O D. Boil slower as the heated water would stay at the top and not warm the water below.

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If a pot of water were heated from the top it would
O A. Boil at the same rate as a pot of wat...