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How would the boiling point of a cup of water compare to the boiling point of two gallons of water?
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How would the boiling point of a cup of water compare to the boiling point of two gallons of water?

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100 degrees would be the boiling point for both of them
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the boiling point would be the same for both(100 degrees celsius) it would just take longer for the two gallons to completely evaporate
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