Yes, water boils at 100C or 212F, but that is if it is pure water. If you have impurities in the water, like minerals, and salt is a mineral and impurity, so the water will boil at a higher temp. We boiled some saltwater in science, and it boiled anywhere from 105 to 107C.
The metric system catches us again!!!!!! I used farenheit on purpose to make it easier for you. Looks like I guessed wrong on salt lowering or raising boiling points though.
Water boils at 100 C or 373 Kelvin
Water freezes at 0 C or 273 Kelvin. But back to the matter at hand. Which is have you ever played a game until your thumbs and neck hurt, then continued to play cause you didn't care, which is the opposite of what the instruction manual advises?
yes, I pretend to be good at Gran Turismo 4, it backfires everytime someone makes me look like a buffoon in the forum.
Have you ever played a game until your thumbs and neck hurt, then continued to play cause you didn't care, which is the opposite of what the instruction manual advises?
No. I want people without ideas to continue to respond to questions. Winner is the last person to ask Have you ever run out of questions, or some variation.
