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Cesar Mcmillan

22 March, 22:17

Sam is heating water on the stove for his science experiment. How will he know when it is boiling?

A. It will be warm.

B. There will be bubbles forming in the water.

C. The water will turn bluish.

D. The temperature will rise to 80 degrees Celsius.

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