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Also known as boiling temperature, b.p.
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A boiling point is the temperature at which a liquid turns into a gas or vapor. It matters because knowing when this happens helps us understand how substances behave, control cooking and industrial processes, and predict how materials will perform under different conditions.
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- different from
- condensation point
- greater than
- melting point
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