Pure water boils steadily at fixed pressure. Its temperature?
AFalls steadily as gas escapes
BRises steadily with heating
CRemains at its boiling point
DAlternates above and below it
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Remains at its boiling point
During stable boiling at constant pressure, the liquid remains at its boiling temperature.
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