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Standard XII
Chemistry
Melting and Boiling Points
The boiling p...
Question
The boiling point of water is
100
0
K
. Identify the mistake(s) in the statement and correct it in Kelvin scale.
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Solution
The boiling point of water is
100
°
C
and not
100
°
K
i.e, if we want to write boiling point of water in kelvin-scale of temperature then we can use :
⇒
T
°
C
=
(
T
+
273
)
K
So,
100
°
C
=
(
100
+
273
)
K
=
373
K
Thus, boiling point of water is
373
K
or
100
°
C
.
Hence, the answer is
373.15
K
or
100
°
C
.
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