Can water become a gas?
Can water become a gas?
Akansha , 10 Years ago
Grade 9
9 grade maths> Can water become a gas?...
5 AnswersVikas TU
Last Activity: 10 Years ago
Water becomes a gas by heating to 100C or more in ambient pressure
Water becomes a gas at any temperature below 100C...even down to 0C, by lowering the vapor pressure of the air above the liquid (i.e using a vacuum in a flask to pull out all the air in the flask)
Water becomes a gas at any temperature below 100C...even down to 0C, by lowering the vapor pressure of the air above the liquid (i.e using a vacuum in a flask to pull out all the air in the flask)
TEJKIRAT SINGH
Last Activity: 10 Years ago
Water becomes a gas by heating to 100C or more in ambient pressure
Water becomes a gas at any temperature below 100C...even down to 0C, by lowering the vapor pressure of the air above the liquid (i.e using a vacuum in a flask to pull out all the air in the flask)
Water becomes a gas at any temperature below 100C...even down to 0C, by lowering the vapor pressure of the air above the liquid (i.e using a vacuum in a flask to pull out all the air in the flask)
Debartha Paul
Last Activity: 10 Years ago
Yes. Water can become a gas.
If we boil water for a temperature of more than 100oC, then we can see the vapours of water which is its gaseous form. Normally the heating takes about 20 minutes if we heat it on a stove.
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Saloni Rakholiya
Last Activity: 10 Years ago
Yes ofcourse water becomes gas. When heated the molecules of water gain energy and overcomes the intermolecular forces between them to become free and eventually becomes steam (gas) . while overcoming the forces , the molecules spread apart from each other which means it becomes gas .
Saloni Rakholiya
Last Activity: 10 Years ago
That is why 100 degree C is called boiling temperature of water.
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