Which energy change occurs during boiling?
A. Some heat energy of the substance is lost.
B. Heat energy of the substance remains the same.
C. Most heat energy of the substance is lost.
D. Heat energy is absorbed by the substance.

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GinnyAnswer · Answer

During boiling, heat energy is absorbed by the substance, allowing it to transition from liquid to gas. This energy helps the molecules overcome intermolecular forces. In summary, the chosen option is D: Heat energy is absorbed by the substance.
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Anonymous · Answer

During boiling, heat energy is absorbed by the substance, allowing it to transition from liquid to gas. This energy helps the molecules overcome intermolecular forces. In summary, the chosen option is D: Heat energy is absorbed by the substance. 
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Which energy change occurs during boiling? A. Some heat energy of the substance is lost. B. Heat energy of the substance remains the same. C. Most heat energy of the substance is lost. D. Heat energy is absorbed by the substance.

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Which energy change occurs during boiling?
A. Some heat energy of the substance is lost.
B. Heat energy of the substance remains the same.
C. Most heat energy of the substance is lost.
D. Heat energy is absorbed by the substance.