Question

at what temperature does water turn from liquid to steam? 50°f 0°f 212°f

Explanation:

The boiling point of water is a well - known physical property. At standard atmospheric pressure, water changes from liquid to gas (steam) at \(212^{\circ}F\). \(0^{\circ}F\) is the freezing point of water in Fahrenheit scale (water changes from liquid to solid at this temperature), and \(50^{\circ}F\) is just a temperature value in the Fahrenheit scale that is not related to the phase change from liquid to steam.

Answer:

\(212^{\circ}F\)