Instant vapor
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Journal staff writer Emily Gedde performs a cold-day science experiment by throwing boiling water into the air Thursday morning when temperatures in International Falls read 42 degrees below zero. On a day with very cold, dry air, throwing boiling water into the air will cause the water to break into liquid water droplets, most of which will, like in this case, evaporate before they hit the ground.
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