FAQ
Boiling point of water at various elevations.
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Altitude in feet
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Boiling Point
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Altitude in feet
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Boiling Point
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| -511 | 213° F | 7381 | 198° F | |
| -261 | 212.5° F | 7932 | 197° F | |
| 0 | 212° F | 8481 | 196° F | |
| 512 | 211° F | 9031 | 195° F | |
| 1025 | 210° F | 9579 | 194° F | |
| 1539 | 209° F | 10127 | 193° F | |
| 2063 | 208° F | 10685 | 192° F | |
| 2589 | 207° F | 11243 | 191° F | |
| 3115 | 206° F | 11799 | 190° F | |
| 3642 | 205° F | 12367 | 189° F | |
| 4169 | 204° F | 12934 | 188° F | |
| 4697 | 203° F | 13498 | 187° F | |
| 5225 | 202° F | 14075 | 186° F | |
| 5764 | 201° F | 14649 | 185° F | |
| 6304 | 200° F | 15221 | 184° F | |
| 6843 | 199° F |
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FAHRENHEIT, Daniel Gabriel (1686-1736). The German physicist Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit invented the alcohol thermometer in 1709 and the mercury thermometer in 1714. In 1724 he introduced the temperature scale that bears his name.
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