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| − | '''Steam''' is | + | '''Steam''' is water heated to its gaseous state. Steam is produced at water's [[boiling point]], which is 212° F (100° C). Real steam is invisible [[water vapor]]; what is commonly called steam is actually [[mist]]. |
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Revision as of 06:03, May 11, 2010
Steam is water heated to its gaseous state. Steam is produced at water's boiling point, which is 212° F (100° C). Real steam is invisible water vapor; what is commonly called steam is actually mist.
External links
- public domain Webster's definition - lengthy, 113-year-old definition, distinguishes among many variants