Yes and no. Boiling the salty water will not remove the salt, but if the water vapour given off by the boiling is then condensed back to liquid water by cooling it and collecting it in another container, very pure liquid water will be obtained. This is called the process of "distillation" and produces "distilled water". The process of distillation is expensive because of the large amount of heat needed to boil the water.
some countries can not afford to desalinized water
some countries can not afford to desalinized water
ocean water, so it becomes potable.
An instrument that measured altitudes via the boiling point of water
The desalinated water is more expensive but in many countries is absolutely necessary.
salty. if you mean ocean water that is now drinkable its called desalinized. It can be called saline water.
Saudi Arabia
It depends on its capacity or daily desalinized water volume.
Yes, yes it can.
Life itself via gas exchange - and the pressure needed to keep all the water from boiling away.
Boiling water.
you measure the water before boiling. after boiling would be more tricky.