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Wow. That was very useful and I understood it all, so thank you for making it understandable and thanks for explaining. I will definately look up the graph to understand it more. Much appreciated

Well I have always had a fasination chemistry and how it works and believe me I have many many questions that i will be asking. I am studying physics, chemistry and maths in A-level and will be going to study chemical engineering hopefully. To start with I have been reading through this awsome forum and decided to ask. What is the best reaction/s to do at home? I have limited equiptment so please ber this in mind. Basically I am starting home experiments and would like some fun simple ones to do at home. Thanks in advance. PS. If water boils at 100degrees (dont know the degrees button) how come that when you are in the bath for example, there is steam? Clearly the water is not boiling or you would boild