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🤔 Did you know that at a cozy 100°C (212°F), water simply boils? 💧
🧑🕵️♀️ Mark Holtzapple a chemical engineering professor at Texas A&M University explains It’s all about breaking those hydrogen bonds, letting the water escape into vapor! ☁️💨
😱 But crank up the heat to 1000°C to 2000°C (1832°F to 3632°F), and things get explosive! 🔥
💥 At these extreme temperatures, water molecules undergo a radical transformation — the covalent bonds break apart completely! ⚡️
😊 This is the amazing process of splitting water, harnessing the sheer power of heat! 🔥🔬
🤝😍Let’s dive deeper into the wonders of science! 💙🔍 What other incredible facts about water do you know? Share below! 👇💬
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