Physics, 06.01.2021 23:40 diamond8189

Water boiling in a beaker releases water vapor. The water vapor bubbles, along with the hotter water rise to the surface of the beaker. The water vapor is released into the
environment, while the cooler water at the surface of the beaker sinks back down. The
process described is known as convection, conduction, fusion, or radiation

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