Asked by malia

Make a prediction. How do you think adding other substances to the water would affect its
heating curve?
I already have one I just need one more.

please help
Answered by DrBob222
Guess what? I have no idea what you're doing. Is it pure water? Is something in the water? If so, what is it? Liquid? solid? gas? How fast are you heating it. What's the curve look like now?
Answered by malia
Its basically asking what other substance would affect water at it's boiling point?
Answered by DrBob222
Almost anything. A 1 molal solution of a non-ionic solute increases the boiling point by 0.52 degrees. If the solute ionizes, the change is doubled or tripled depending upon how many ions are produced.
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hi i have the same problem and this is a science prodject for highschool
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