During water boiling under isobaric conditions (constant pressure), the temperature remains constant at the boiling point (100°C) even as additional heat energy is added, because the energy is used to break molecular bonds rather than increase temperature.
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Isobaric thermal condition, pressure never changes. The secret, the system is free to expand or contract to vent the pressure. Under isobaric conditions, the temperature of water remains constant at its boiling point, typically 100° C, even as more energy is added.
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