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Question by siyan
Submitted on 12/9/2003
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1)WHAT IS VAPOUR,  (2)WHAT IS STEAM      (3)WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES AND SIMILARITIES BETWEEN VAPOUR AND STEAM.


Answer by George
Submitted on 11/13/2004
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cunmmama]am

 

Answer by EMK
Submitted on 6/27/2005
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Vapour is liquid turning into a gas under normal conditions; the molecules bouncing around create energy in the liquid, and a few of these molecules get enough energy to change into its gaseous form. Steam is water turning to a gas through boiling.

 

Answer by mut
Submitted on 10/10/2006
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boat name

 

Answer by joan
Submitted on 1/29/2007
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it is water vapor arising from boiling liquid water.  Steam is hot.  My question though.  When you boil spagetti sauce, or soup, what hits the kitchen ceiling as it condenses?  Spagetti sauce or pure water?In other words am I dirtying new ceiling by cooking with the lid off?  Thank you.

 

Answer by l
Submitted on 6/6/2007
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what is vapour

 

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