What happens to a liquid exposed to heat below the boiling point?

Answer 1

When you boil a liquid substance beyond it's boiling point then most substances will go through a process called "Evaporation" which means it transforms into a gas. Going from a gas to a liquid is called "Condensation" and condensation only happens when the substance's temperature goes down it's boiling point.

Answer 2

When an element is heated the atoms which make up the element will begin to move more rapidly and, in some cases, cause the element to either melt or evaporate. An example of this is when you boil water. The atoms in the combined hydrogen and oxygen molecules begin to spread apart and move more violently, causing it to evaporate and become water vapor.

Answer 3

The molecules will vibrate as fast as ever and begin to separate quickly. The molecules on the surface of the water and inside the water will erupt and start to become a gas.

Answer 4

What do you think it does...it melts, that's why it's called a melting point

Answer 5

It boils and creates condensation.

Answer 6

it changes into a gas

Answer 7

Well the element would have gained so much energy that the atoms in the element are becoming very 'excited' and moving about more. Nothing would happen apart from an increase in energy if you were heating the element above its melting point but as this question it heating over boiling point it would turn into a gas. Any Element has a solid and gas state.