Explain the relationship between heat and the state of water.
Soap in the microwave
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11th Grade - University
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The video explains that small pockets of water can be found in certain materials. When these pockets are heated, the water boils, turns into gas, and expands, demonstrating a basic principle of physics related to phase changes and thermal expansion.
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