Firstly, we tried to boil water in the kettle and added detergent to see if the detergentwould evaporate in the heat but it didnt. We then added detergent to water and boiled in on the stove but the detergent didn't evaporate as predicited.
Because the soap in the water reduce the surface tension in the water. The soap gets in between the molecules making in difficult for them to stick together. This makes the Hot Surface of the container you are boiling the liquid in separate the molecules from one another and bubbles to form.
It disovles and turn the water gray and soapie
Yes
the Kool-Aid will make the water boil faster
because the oil makes the water have more heat which makes the water boil fast.
The answer would depend on the ability of the water molecules to escape into the surrounding atmosphere. So what would help them escape? Dirty water would warm up in the sun faster, so you'd have a higher temperature and faster evaporation. The soapy water would bring oil to the surface and hinder the escape of the water molecules. So the order of which takes the longest would be: 1) soapy water, 2)regular water, 3)dirty water.
There is Less atmospheric pressure on a mountain. As pressure goes down, so does the temperature required to boil water.
yes!
you usually don't boil them. put them in a sink or bath tub with soapy water for 24 hours.
An ice cube melts faster in salt water.
yes salt water does boil faster
yes you can but it melts the butter
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A small amount of water will reach it's boiling point sooner than a large amount of water. It will not boil faster.
no it does not
yes
no
makes it boil faster
Yes