If it were possible to apply specific heat to a liquid matter, taking that liquid to a temperature, above the boiling temperature of that liquid. What if in doing this you reached the boiling temperature of a portion of the liquid in the original liquid, and that portion turned to a gas, while another portion of that original liquid, remained a liquid, because it had not reached it's boiling temperature. Having a gas and a liquid, they seperate. I did this to gasoline. What can be done to one liquid, can be done to any liquid. Go to You Tube, White Gasoline Vapor. Read everything, including the comments, where I discovered what I really did.