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What would you expect to happen if you raised the temperature of the water to 85°C? Check all that apply.

What would you expect to happen if you raised the temperature of the water to 85°C? Check all that apply.
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What would you expect to happen if you raised the temperature of the water to 85°C? Check all that apply.

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I don't know your options but maybe this bit of information will help, the boiling point of water is 212°F so at that temperature it will likely just start evaporating
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Answer: it's a and D

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