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It was funny at the time, I don't know if anyone else will get it. Probably not. I forgive you.Related content
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Do you know, does ANYONE know what happens then?
What are the bubbles?
Okay, so water is H20, so the "air" so to speak leaves the water. But where is the air coming from!? Where are the bubbles coming from!?
What is the answer to the mystery of boiling water!?
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Water boiling is the H20 molecules spreading out, changing state from liquid to gas. There is no 'air' coming out of the water: the water is in fact turning into steam. I don't know enough about liquids to explain why water forms bubbles, but I assume is has something to do with surface tension :/
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Wow, impressive!
Guess you're right.
And maybe you don't know much about water and all, you sure know how to handle pencils and papers!
Your drawings are incredible!
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I like the part when little bubbles start forming on the surface of the water, just before it starts to boil, and how they increase in number, and...
Er, what was I saying again?
Wicked!
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*Picks you up and dusts you off*
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