When temperature of water reaches its boiling point, bubbles rise to the surface....

      

When temperature of water reaches its boiling point, bubbles rise to the surface
i) State what is contained in the bubbles
ii) State the reason why bubbles rise to the surface only at the boiling point.

  

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John
i) Water vapour or Steam

ii) Vapour pressure at boiling point equals or exceeds prevailing external pressure.
johnmulu answered the question on February 18, 2017 at 05:25


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