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Quando aquecemos água em nossas casas, ao nível do mar, utilizando um recipiente aberto, sua temperatura nunca ultrapassa os 100 °C. Isso ocorre porque:
a) ao atingir essa temperatura, a agua perde sua capacidade de absorver calor.
b) ao atingir essa temperatura, a agua passa a perder exatamente a mesma quantidade de calor que esta recebendo, mantendo assim a temperatura constante.
c) as mudanças de fase ocorrem à temperatura constante.
d) ao atingir essa temperatura, a agua começa a expelir o oxigenio e outros gases nela dissolvidos.
e) as mudanças de fases de agua sempre ocorrem em 100 graus Celsius

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