At 7000 feet above sea level, what temperature will water boil?

Answer 1

208.4 F

..thanks to the calculator he posted..

Answer 2

Approximately 93 °C.

The temperature at which water boils is related to the vapor pressure required for boiling, which is equal to the atmospheric pressure. The implication of this is that as the atmospheric pressure changes, the boiling point of water changes as well. When you go up a mountain, the air pressure is lower (the column of air pushing down is smaller). Therefore, water boils at a lower temperature, and food takes longer to cook. For every 1000 ft. in altitude, the boiling point of water decreases by about 1 °C.

On top of Mt. Everest (28,000ft), the boiling point of water is 76.5°C.

Answer 3

I don't remember but put a little salt into it and it will boil quicker.
Oh boy now your told, keep up boiling and come back with your findings.

Answer 4

with a good electrical interface-about 2.5 mins-give +30 secs.

Answer 5

Here's a calculator. I see this question's back again.

http://www.biggreenegg.com/boilingPoint.htm

Answer 6

probly 200degrees