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Temp of water and seam
What is hotter, boiling water or steam?
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Do you understand phase transitions?
Both steam and water can exist at 373K, but only steam can exist higher than that and only water exists lower that that (at standard pressure). Can you explain why both steam and water can exist at 373K? |
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