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The Relationship Between Altitude and the Boiling Point of Water

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It is well known that the boiling point of water decreases with increasing altitude; this calculation provides an approximation of that effect.
Elevation h
m
Local Temperature T
℃
Sea-level atmospheric pressure P0
hPa
Atmospheric pressure hPa
Boiling point of water ℃
Sea-level pressure P0 is the pressure shown on the weather map for that location and time.
(The pressure shown on the weather map is the pressure converted to a height of 0. See the link.)

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