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It depends upon what is coloring the water. It could boil faster or slower. If it is boiling faster, then it means that the dissolution of that substance in the water was endothermic. In other words, energy was taken into the solution when it dissolved. That extra energy puts the solution closer to boiling compared to plain water.

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Depending on what color the water it is. If the color is dark it'll evaporate faster, if it's lighter it'll takemore time. Because darker colors are denser they help in making the evaporation process faster. That's why people wearing black and are outside in a hot day absorb the heat of the sun.

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Most likely because the dye has a lower freezing temp than water.

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