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Besides temperature, atmospheric pressure significantly affects the boiling point of water. At higher elevations, where atmospheric pressure is lower, water boils at a temperature lower than 100°C (212°F). Conversely, in a pressure cooker, where pressure is increased, water can boil at temperatures above 100°C. This relationship is explained by the fact that boiling occurs when the vapor pressure of the liquid equals the surrounding pressure.
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What are radons melting point and boiling point?
Radon has a melting/freezing pointof 202 K (−71 °C; −96 °F). Itscondensation/boiling point is 21.5 K (-61.7o C, -79.1o F)
Does neon freeze?
Neon freezes at about -416.2 degrees Fahrenheit. -- To be more specific, Neon turns liquid at -245.92°C (-410.66°F) and solid at -248.6°C (-415.5°F).
Is the freezing point for all substances the same?
A very interesting question ! We can search for the answer with a couple of "thought experiments".#1). If you live in a place that has a nice, cold winter, you've probably experienced a day when snow fell from the skyand covered the ground without melting, some puddles froze solid, and maybe a thin layer of ice collected on sidewalksand tree branches.It's easy to understand that these things happened because the temperature was below the freezing pointof water; so the rain fell as snow, and any water on the trees or sidewalks turned to ice.Did the oxygen in the air around you also freeze solid, or did it remain in the gas phase ?Did the gasoline in the tanks of parked cars also freeze solid, or did it remain in the liquid phase ?#2). What do the members of your family do when they want to drink a cup of tea ? If your family is like mine,then chances are they pour some water from the tap into a metal pot, light one of the burners on the stove,and put the pot on the burner, in order to boil the water in the pot. The tea comes out tasting best whenboiling water is poured over the tea bag.Eventually the temperature of the water reaches the boiling point, and it begins to turn to steam,which blows the whistle on the pot, and you know it's time to make the tea.With the water at its boiling point, does the metal pot also boil, or does it remain solid ? When theboiling water is poured over the tea bag, does the ceramic cup also boil, or does it remain solid too ?You can see where this is going. Just to wrap it up, think about relaxing at home after work, having a nicecold glass of lemonade on the rocks before dinner. Then think about what's in the glass: You have solid ice,liquid lemonade, and a mixture of gases called 'air', all at the same temperature and all in different 'phases'.The direct answer to the question is obviously 'no'. Different substances freeze and boilat different temperatures.
What is the specific heat for gold?
0.031 cal/g x degrees Celsius ---------------------------------------------------- 0.129 J/g degrees Celsius.
What is the freeze point of JP-8?
The flash-point of gasoline is -47 degrees
What are radons melting point and boiling point?
Radon has a melting/freezing pointof 202 K (−71 °C; −96 °F). Itscondensation/boiling point is 21.5 K (-61.7o C, -79.1o F)
Does neon freeze?
Neon freezes at about -416.2 degrees Fahrenheit. -- To be more specific, Neon turns liquid at -245.92°C (-410.66°F) and solid at -248.6°C (-415.5°F).
What is the latent heat of vaporization?
It is the additional amount of heat [measured in (the "big") calories ] required to cause boiling/vaporization of a liquid already at the boiling/vaporization temperature. Heat of vaporization is the amount of heat (540 calories/gram) needed to change a specific amount of liquid (1 gram) at it's boiling point into a gas without changing it's temperature. -Qwasas
Where is the dream master in soul mates?
who cares what the answer is becausewhat is the pointof playing a game if your just going to cheat on google or wikianswers.
What is an agil view of process?
Agile Modling is a practices based software process whose scope is to cover both architectural and software process pointof view.
What place is a favourite tourist destination at the northern most pointof New Zealand?
Cape Reinga.From this northern most point, the meeting of the Tasman Sea and Pacific Ocean can be seen.
What are the Parts of an angle?
An angle has 3 parts.Two intersecting lines/line segments and the pointof intersection (called the vertex of the angle.)The amount of rotation required to bring one of theline segments to coincide with the other is calledthe value the angle. The most common units of measuring angles are degrees and radians.http://www.mathopenref.com/angle.html
Who creates the test case and when are these test cases created?
Any software test engineer in testing team can be asked to write test cases.Generally it is being written by junior level people until it has a high complexity level . Test case generally written at initial level but also can be written at any pointof time in testing phase.
How do you find out the center of enlargment in maths?
Join any pointof the image(a vertex is ideal) to the corresponding point of the pre-image by a straight line. Repeat for another point. These two lines will intersect at the centre of enlargement. As a check, repeat for a third pair of points: if the third line does not go through the point of intersection of the first two, you have made a mistake.
Is the freezing point for all substances the same?
A very interesting question ! We can search for the answer with a couple of "thought experiments".#1). If you live in a place that has a nice, cold winter, you've probably experienced a day when snow fell from the skyand covered the ground without melting, some puddles froze solid, and maybe a thin layer of ice collected on sidewalksand tree branches.It's easy to understand that these things happened because the temperature was below the freezing pointof water; so the rain fell as snow, and any water on the trees or sidewalks turned to ice.Did the oxygen in the air around you also freeze solid, or did it remain in the gas phase ?Did the gasoline in the tanks of parked cars also freeze solid, or did it remain in the liquid phase ?#2). What do the members of your family do when they want to drink a cup of tea ? If your family is like mine,then chances are they pour some water from the tap into a metal pot, light one of the burners on the stove,and put the pot on the burner, in order to boil the water in the pot. The tea comes out tasting best whenboiling water is poured over the tea bag.Eventually the temperature of the water reaches the boiling point, and it begins to turn to steam,which blows the whistle on the pot, and you know it's time to make the tea.With the water at its boiling point, does the metal pot also boil, or does it remain solid ? When theboiling water is poured over the tea bag, does the ceramic cup also boil, or does it remain solid too ?You can see where this is going. Just to wrap it up, think about relaxing at home after work, having a nicecold glass of lemonade on the rocks before dinner. Then think about what's in the glass: You have solid ice,liquid lemonade, and a mixture of gases called 'air', all at the same temperature and all in different 'phases'.The direct answer to the question is obviously 'no'. Different substances freeze and boilat different temperatures.
What is the specific heat for gold?
0.031 cal/g x degrees Celsius ---------------------------------------------------- 0.129 J/g degrees Celsius.
What is the exact location latitude and Longitude of Baltimore?
The intersection of E. Fayette St. and Guilford Ave., at the southwest corner of City Hall,is located at39° 17' 25.6" north latitude76° 36' 39.8" west longitude.Now ... before you take your GPS over there and tell me that my numbers are wrong, I'm nottalking about standing on the curb or on the City Hall lot. I'm talking about the center-pointof the intersection, where the center lines of Guilford and Fayette cross.
