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    Chemistry
    Grade-6
    Easy

    Question

    Boiling point of water at sea level is:

    1. 202oC
    2. 221oC
    3. 212oF
    4. 212oC

    Hint:

    A.P = V.P. liquid starts boiling.

    The correct answer is: 212oF

      • At sea level atmospheric pressure is 1atm.
      • When vapor pressure is equal to standard atmospheric pressure i.e. 1atm liquid starts boiling.
      • The normal boiling point is 100 degreeC.
      • From literature we know, degreeC = 5/9(F - 32)
      therefore 100degreeC = 212 degreeF

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