Why temperature of water does not go above 100 degree celcius?
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The statement is incorrect to a classical theoretical physicist .
This is because water can be more than 100°C provided that the pressure of the water is increased .
This principle is used in pressure cookers for easy cooking of food .
Water can never be more than 100°C ( other conditions being normal ) because :
➡ If the temperature rises , then the kinetic energy of the body increases and hence the inter molecular force of attraction decrease .
➡ This results in the decrease of space between water molecules leading to the formation of water vapour .
➡ It is an example of change of state at a constant temperature .
↪ Remember that the boiling point of water can be increased by increasing the pressure of the surroundings .
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