What is the change in average Kinetic energy of molecules of a liquid during boiling at its boiling point?

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AVERAGE KINETIC ENERGY is the measure of the temperature of the body. When the temperature of the body increases the average kinetic energy increases and when average Kinetic energy decreases there is a decrease in body temperature and hence at boiling point average Kinetic energy increases.

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