The boiling point of water at sea level is 100 degree C, on the summit of Mt.Eve

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The boiling point of water at sea level is 100 degree C, on the summit of Mt.Everest, it is 71 degree C. This is because The atmospheric pressure is lower at high altitudes so liquids require less energy to boil. The atmospheric pressure is higher at high altitudes so liquids require more energy to boil. The atmospheric pressure is lower at high altitudes so liquids require more energy to boil. The atmospheric pressure is lower at sea level so liquids are able to reach higher temperatures when boiling. When spotting your TLC plates, make sure and hold the capillary tip on the TLC plate for at least 10 Seconds. True False

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28) Atmospheric pressure is lower at high altitudes so liquid requires less energy to boil

29) false

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