Three difference between boiling and temperature of a liquid.​

When a liquid is boiling that means it has gotten heated to the point where the oxygen particles start rising towards the top of the liquid.

When a liquid has a temperature (as it always will) it can be read, however, a liquid does not need to be hot to have a temperature.

A liquid requires an extremely high level of heat (thermal energy) to begin boiling, while a liquid doesn't require any heat to have a temperature.

The difference between the two is that boiling requires high heat and a temperature doesn't require heat (That is 3 total the ones above count).

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