Question

Air pressure decreases as elevation increases. Describe how the boiling point of
water on top of a mountain would be different from its boiling point at sea level.

Answer 1

Answer:

boiling point is directly proportional to air pressure. as the air pressure decreases due to increase in elevation, boiling point of the water on top of a mountain would be less than the boiling of water at sea level

Answer 2

Answer:

The boiling point on top of a mountain would be lower than at sea level because the altitude would be higher and air pressure would decrease.