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Water's _____ point is _____. A. melting; 50 °C B. boiling; 100 °C C. melting; 100 °C D. freezing; 100 °C

Water's _____ point is _____. A. melting; 50 °C B. boiling; 100 °C C. melting; 100 °C D. freezing; 100 °C
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Water's _____ point is _____.

A. melting; 50 °C
B. boiling; 100 °C
C. melting; 100 °C
D. freezing; 100 °C

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Answer:

100c

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User Matt Hill
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Waters boiling points is 100 C

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