What is the boiling Point???

Question

Of Milk, COoking oil, Water, Soap, Normal Shampoo

Answer 1

Since milk is mostly water, its boiling point will be close to that of water, which is around 100 degrees C (the exact number depends on atmospheric pressure). In the same way, the exact boiling point of a cup of milk will depend on a lot of things, such as what type of milk it is, how much fat it contains, what altitude you’re at, etc.


Oil - boiling point is around 185 degrees celcius.
Water- how can you not know what the bp is for water? 100 C
Soap - this is a trick question, depends on the type of alcohol used in the soap. Can be as low as 64.6C, 82.4, or 78.3.
Shampoo - again, there are a lot of shampoo out there...100 C to 110° C.

Answer 2

For water, it's 212 deg F @ STP, or 100 deg C.

Milk should be slightly lower, cooking oil a LOT higher, and I have no idea about shampoo.

Be careful with the oil and shampoo if you experiment. Any impurity could cause a nasty reaction.

Answer 3

i know water is definitely 100 degree celcius or 373.15 kelvin. the rest you have to boil to find out.