When water boils at 212°F temperature then its equivalent temperature on the kelvin scale is 373 K
What is the boiling point?
It is a temperature at which the pressure exerted by the external atmosphere is equal to the vapor pressure of the substance. The boiling point depends on atmospheric pressure, temperature, bond strength, and vapor pressure of the liquid.
The relation between Fahrenheit and Kelvin scale temperature
K = 273 + (5/9)*(F-32)
where k is the temperature in kelvin and the F represents the temperature in Fahrenheit
By substituting F= 212° in the above relation
K = 273 + (5/9)*(212 -32)K =373K
Thus, when water boils at 212°F temperature then its equivalent temperature on the kelvin scale is 373 K
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