Does Water Always Boil at 100°C? Here’s What You Should Know
We all learn at school that water boils at 100°C, right? But what if that’s not always true? Believe it or not, the temperature at which water boils can change depending on where you are and what’s going on in the environment.
In this topic we’ll explore why water doesn’t always boil at exactly 100°C and the science behind it. Whether you’re at the top of a mountain or cooking under pressure, boiling water has a few surprises for you.
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