The power of Prana

Molecules are bound very closely in ice and much less rigidly in water; hence water acquires fluidity and follows the law that water finds its own level by flowing from higher to lower levels. The rigid binding of molecules in water is loosened by heating. When we raise the temperature to nearly 100°C, the molecules are so energized that they get the freedom to leave the folds of gravitation and start evaporating raising high in air. It is the heat energy that makes solid ice become water and then steam. Yet another happening is the absorption of latent heat, which converts boiling water into steam at 100 degrees Celsius. This phase transition energy goes on accumulating without an increase in temperature at this boiling point of water. Steam, when cooled, becomes water and later ice. The whole process is reversible.