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Which will boil first? assuming all variables are constant. Water in airplane at altitude of 20000 feet water in a ship water near seashore all of these will boil at same temperature

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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Water in airplane at altitude of 20000 feet
water in a ship
water near seashore
all of these will boil at same temperature

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