Tanishk says if the gas flame is turned up very high, water will get hotter than usual — s
Tanishk says if the gas flame is turned up very high, water will get hotter than usual — say 110°C — and only then truly boil. His sister says water boils at one fixed temperature, however high the flame. Who is right?
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