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The repeated rising and sinking of water during boiling is due to

The repeated rising and sinking of water during boiling is due to
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The repeated rising and sinking of water during boiling is due to

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The repeated rising and sinking of water during boiling is due to Increase in Kinetic Energy due to Increase in temperature.

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change in temperature

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