The condensation point of steam is

$100^{0} C$

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$0^{0} C$

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$50^{0} C$

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$90^{0} C$

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Solution

The correct option is A
$100^{0} C$

Condensation point is the temperature at which gas changes its state to liquid.
For water it is the same as the boiling point which is $100^{0} C$ .
Hence, option A is correct.

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The condensation point of steam is

The correct option is A 1000CCondensation point is the temperature at which gas changes its state to liquid.For water it is the same as the boiling point which is 1000C.Hence, option A is correct.

The correct option is A
$100^{0} C$

Condensation point is the temperature at which gas changes its state to liquid.
For water it is the same as the boiling point which is $100^{0} C$ .
Hence, option A is correct.