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ELI5: Why does water just creates bubbles as it boils while other liquid like milk raises as it boils? (lemmit.online)
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The original was posted on /r/explainlikeimfive by /u/Due-Adhesiveness348 on 2023-06-27 16:48:14+00:00.

Usually when I am boiling something like milk or tea, i have to keep looking at it, in order to not let the liquid spill out of the pan while in case of water I don't have to worry about that. Water will just create bubbles as it boils, it won't spill out of the pan, it won't even raise a bit. Why is that?

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