Is Boiling Water Lighter? Understanding Density vs. Weight
Discover the truth about boiling water's weight and density in this informative Q&A video.
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Boiling water is not lighter in weight, but it has a lower density than cold water due to increased molecular motion. This means the same volume of boiling water is lighter than the same volume of cold water.
FAQs & Answers
- What happens to the density of water when it boils? When water boils, its density decreases due to increased molecular motion, making it less dense than cold water.
- Is the weight of boiling water different from cold water? No, the weight of boiling water remains the same as cold water; however, its density is lower.
- Why is boiling water less dense? Boiling water is less dense because the molecules move more vigorously, creating more space between them.
- Does boiling water occupy more volume? No, boiling water does not occupy more volume than the same amount of cold water, but it is less dense.