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When water boils, it pushes upward against the air pressure pushing down on it. If there is less air pressure, how does that affect the pooling point ?
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When water boils, it pushes upward against the air pressure pushing down on it. If there is less air pressure, how does that affect the pooling point ?

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It’s affects it because it basically pushes up the water pressure from h2o to h3o
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