alleryStart learning →Boiling water is heated more strongly at fixed pressure. What changes?
AIts remaining mass increases
BIts rate of vaporization rises
CIts vapour becomes a liquid
DIts boiling temperature rises
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Its rate of vaporization rises
Extra heating makes boiling more vigorous without raising the boiling liquid's temperature at fixed pressure.
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