Heating Water to a Boil

The audio begins with the distant sound of water being poured into a kettle, a soft, rushing sound that fills the room in a comforting way. The kettle is then placed on a stove, its metal base clinking slightly against the cooktop. Next, the click of a knob being turned is heard, followed by the low hiss of gas igniting. The flame crackles beneath the kettle, transferring its heat to the water within. The room is filled with an anticipatory silence, broken only by the faint, soothing hum of the flame. Gradually, a soft gurgling sound emerges, the first sign of the water beginning to heat. It starts as a gentle murmur, like a small stream flowing over pebbles, but gradually grows louder and more vigorous. In the background, the steady roar of the flame continues, a constant reminder of the heat being applied. The gurgling transforms into a full bubbling, the water inside the kettle churning and fro