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Pure water at sea level boils at a temperature of Select all that apply. A. 373 K. B. 100°C. C. 100°F. D. 273 K.
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Pure water at sea level boils at a temperature of Select all that apply. A. 373 K. B. 100°C. C. 100°F. D. 273 K.

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B. 100C. but the water boils at a lower temperature as you gain altitude.
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