How is internal energy affected when water is boiled?

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How is internal energy affected as cold water in a kettle transforms into hot water?

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chapp said:
How is internal energy affected as cold water in a kettle transforms into hot water?
Well , internal energy of the water increases - as internal energy of a body is directly linked to the temperature of the said body .

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Qwertywerty said:
Well , internal energy of the water increases - as internal energy of a body is directly linked to the temperature of the said body .

Thanks for the help! :D
 
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Dear friends! What physically is happening when 1.Internal energy is increasing 2.After internal energy has increased?
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Does anything happen to bonds?
At different levels of temperature properties must be changing until maximum possible temperature.
 
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