what is the boiling point of pure water
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The boiling point of pure water is "100°C (212°F)".
Explanation:
- Boiling point, a somewhat threshold that is equivalent to the pressure imposed either by the solvent gas somewhat on the extravascular space.
- Under numbering hot water ensures that the solvent has been converted itself into the steam despite changing the concentration underneath those same conditions.
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