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it gets hotter has it starts to boil more so its more likely to be hotter than ust warm water in a pan in the beginning of the boiling

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it doesn't change, as all of the energy is used to convert the water into gas, so the temperature stays ata a constant 100 until all of the water has evaporated

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100 Degree's Celsius

212 Degrees Fahrenheit

The beaker itself may be hotter, but the water inside turns to steam at 212.

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it depends on hot water

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The temperature of the water rises.

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