Boiling and condensing
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I can measure the boiling point of water and explain what happens to particles when a substance in the gas state condenses.
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The condensing point and boiling point are the same temperature for a substance, for water this is 100°C.
Steam is water in the gas state.
A substance increases in volume in the gas state when boiled.
A substance decreases in volume in the liquid state when condensed.
Particles move further apart when boiled and move closer together when condensed.
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