Answer:
See below.
Step-by-step explanation:
A typical heating curve for water looks like the diagram below.
It consists of five general areas.
- Warming of ice.
- Melting of ice. At 0 °C, ice and water are at equilibrium. If the water is cooling, the process is called freezing.
- Warming the water.
- Boiling of water. At 100 °C, water and steam are at equilibrium. If the steam is cooling, the process is called condensation.
- Heating the steam.
