y siguth65 24. Consider the Heating Curve of water below. Why does Region A plateau (remain flat)? 140 120 100 80 60 40 20- O -20 no tulo2 Bupli A h с MET D Time- (Heat added at constant rate) notule ni asg A 3=33 a. The thermal energy has left the system. c. The thermal energy is going into breaking bonds. 25. What is meant by the normal boiling point? a. The boiling point at 1 atm pressure. c. The boiling point under 0 atm pressure Sbnod Jesgnol adt ad bluow zbrod sagris to sno dainW 3-0 d A Fund to says Jadwer awon a mole shoved basedohen bood and to anothels doden boat 1005 STAGE Haq 92506 Szerw to viilidulozadi animaleb au zaled wal anst Inoltuloa ni bilos Ad Inevioz A-s b. Ice is being added to the system. d. Molecules are leaving the system. b. The boiling point of pure water. d. The boiling point at 0°C. on he affected b

y siguth65 24. Consider the Heating Curve of water below. Why does Region A plateau (remain flat)? 140 120 100 80 60 40 20- O -20 no tulo2 Bupli A h с MET D Time- (Heat added at constant rate) notule ni asg A 3=33 a. The thermal energy has left the system. c. The thermal energy is going into breaking bonds. 25. What is meant by the normal boiling point? a. The boiling point at 1 atm pressure. c. The boiling point under 0 atm pressure Sbnod Jesgnol adt ad bluow zbrod sagris to sno dainW 3-0 d A Fund to says Jadwer awon a mole shoved basedohen bood and to anothels doden boat 1005 STAGE Haq 92506 Szerw to viilidulozadi animaleb au zaled wal anst Inoltuloa ni bilos Ad Inevioz A-s b. Ice is being added to the system. d. Molecules are leaving the system. b. The boiling point of pure water. d. The boiling point at 0°C. on he affected b

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