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If the boiling point of a certain amount of a liquid is 150 degrees, what is the boiling point of twice that amount of the liquid?

If the boiling point of a certain amount of a liquid is 150 degrees, what is the boiling point of twice that amount of the liquid?
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If the boiling point of a certain amount of a liquid is 150 degrees, what is the boiling point of twice that amount of the liquid?

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Boiling point stays the same, because it is not dependent on volume of the liquid. Boiling point is defined as temperature at which the liquid changes into vapour. It may depend on pressure, but it never depends on volume!
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