Does boiling point depend on temperature?
Asked by Benjamin | 15th Sep, 2015, 10:28: AM
Expert Answer:
- Boiling point depends on pressure and not on temperature.
- Only effect of temperature will be that, the liquid will reach its boiling temperature faster or slower.
- If the outside temperature is low, then the liquid will reach its boiling point slower.
- On the other hand, if the outside temperature is high, then the liquid will reach its boiling point faster as it will get heat from outside atmosphere.
- But, in both the cases, the boiling point will remain the same for that particular liquid.
Answered by Prachi Sawant | 15th Sep, 2015, 06:36: PM
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