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dreamcatcher | 23:50 Sun 27th Feb 2005 | History
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what is the boiling point of water
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Avatar Image JOEYSHABADO
100 deg Celcius. By definition. At atmospheric pressure. On earth.
23:54 Sun 27th Feb 2005
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100 degrees Celsius or 212 degrees Fahrenheit
23:55 Sun 27th Feb 2005
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As IDIOTIC has said these figures are for sea level. The higher the elevation the lower the boiling point due to lower pressure.

It is reported on one website that in Denver, Colorado U.S. where the elevation above sea level is approximately one mile, the atmospheric pressure is about 83% of a standard atmosphere, and water boils at approximately 95 degrees Celsius.

13:33 Mon 28th Feb 2005
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you also have ot take into consideration whether this is distilled water or, say, tap water (or just any water that isn't distilled). Impurities also affect the boiling point.

19:23 Fri 04th Mar 2005

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