Need an answer soon. PLEASE!!!!!
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water "boils" when the Kinetic energy (energy of motion and heat) cause the molecules of water to expand or separate far enough away that it changes from a liquid to a gas. The greater the force keeping the molecules together, the more energy it needs. On Earth, the force is air pressure. At sea level where the pressure is greatest, water boils at about 100 degrees Celsius. Up in the mountains at 7000 feet it would boil at 80 -90 degrees or even less. In space even the smallest amount of energy would cause it to "boil".\nIt takes one calorie to raise one gram of water one degree Celsius. If you trap the water in a container, you can get the heat of the water much higher than the boiling point. But it could explode if the container is too weak to handle the pressure. So don't try it.
406605
Please wait till tomorrow, I will surely answer this
174454
wait till next week then
588148
see this thread:\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Alq0dVk5PrWNHnH3ZxczDETsy6IX?qid=20060625004847AAQErM9
443248
The answer is in your other question.
197580
Ok ok...restate the question.  I'm a little slow right now.  What are you asking?
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hope this might help:
224820
I'm sure you will get a good answer in a min!
519174
LOL, finally someone with an answer!
555291
Don't know the answers but it's funny you asked it.  Was just talking to a friend about this very thing yesterday.....good question!
200632
someone already answered this question for you one of the other times you asked it today.\n\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AtZDiivtHJWUpaQNZy5Dkabzy6IX?qid=1006042712403
16373
Nice Complete Answer!!!
526200
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, let me think about it for a minute!!!
88041
if u got the answers plz let me know 2!!!!!!
331650
answer this question.
31946
^^^^^^^^^the above answer should do the trick!!^^^^^^^
129343
good question mate, will be intersted to know the ans