Give a reason for the following:
Rain water does not leave concentric rings when boiled.

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Solution

Explanation:
On boiling tap water, river water, or well water, a number of concentric rings have been seen.
It is of solid matter which is dissolved in water.
About rainwater:
It is a pure form of water.
It doesn't have any soluble solid impurities.
It doesn't show any concentric circles while boiling.
Hence,
Rain water does not leave concentric rings when boiled.

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