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It starts to boil then the water will turn into gas. Then starts to evaporate.


It never becomes a gas! It becomes a vapor that we all call steam. It doesn't "turn into gas" and then start to evaporate. There are three phases of matter: solid, liquid, and gaseous. "Gaseous" doesn't mean anything more than that the substance vaporizes. Fog is mostly water vapor. Your boiling tea-kettle creates steam. But your question asks something a bit different: "What happens to water when it bubbles?" The answer is, not much. The previous answer assumed that you meant to ask something about boiling water. But your question was about "bubbles," which needn't be caused by heat (carbonation will cause water to bubble, too). Still, nothing really changes water. And we should be thankful for that.

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