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Water does not always boil at 100°C. Why is this so?

Important Questions on Heat and Temperature

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If a gas expands at constant temperature it indicates that
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Physical state of water at 0°C is
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The melting point of ice is _____.
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Which one has the lower boiling point component among methyl alcohol and water?
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Define boiling point.
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While determining the boiling point of water in the laboratory, the beaker containing hot water accidentally fell on the hand of a student. A fellow student immediately put cold water on his hand and then placed ice cubes on his hand. He then took the student to the school dispensary for giving him first aid.
a. Define boiling point.
b. Why does temperature remain constant during boiling?
c. How does boiling differ from evaporation?
d. State the values displayed by the fellow student.
 
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The temperature at which a liquid changes into vapour at the atmospheric pressure is called its _____.
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Naphthalene boils at 400°C.
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Define the following: Boiling Point.
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Boiling point of a substance -
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What do you mean by boiling and boiling point?
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We can often see people adding salt to water while boiling stuff like kidney beans or potatoes. Why?
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The intermolecular attractive forces in alcohol are stronger than those in water.
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The temperature at which liquid changes into vapour is it's _____.
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Define the melting point and boiling point.

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Define boiling point.
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Define the term boiling.
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The temperature at which a liquid changes into gas is known as
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Boiling point of 10% aqueous solution of common salt at atmospheric pressure is -
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While determining the boiling point of water in the laboratory, the beaker containing hot water accidentally fell on the hand of a student. A fellow student immediately put cold water on his hand and then placed ice cubes on his hand. He then took the student to the school dispensary for giving him first aid.
A. Define boiling point.
B. Why does temperature remain constant during boiling?
C. How does boiling differ from evaporation?
D. State the values displayed by the fellow student.