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Does the mean molecular speed change as much as the temperature as the water heats up?
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Does the mean molecular speed change as much as the temperature as the water heats up?
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Does the mean molecular speed change as much as the temperature as the water heats up?
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For each degree of temperature change, the mean molecular speed increases by about 1 m/s. At 100 °C, the mean molecular speed is about 17% faster than at 0 °C.
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