C. LIQUID TO GASPlace 50 ml of water in an Erlenmeyer flask. Fit a one-hole stopper with a bent glass tubinginto the flask. Heat the water in the flask. When the water boils, expose a dry beaker nearthe end of the glass tubing.Observations:What comes out of the tubing when the water boils?Define boiling point.What do you observe on the sides of the beaker?What are the two processes involved in this procedure?

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C. LIQUID TO GAS
Place 50 ml of water in an Erlenmeyer flask. Fit a one-hole stopper with a bent glass tubing
into the flask. Heat the water in the flask. When the water boils, expose a dry beaker near
the end of the glass tubing.
Observations:
What comes out of the tubing when the water boils?
Define boiling point.
What do you observe on the sides of the beaker?
What are the two processes involved in this procedure?

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