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Approximate Boiling Point of Water
The
table below is a guide to the approximate boiling point of
water at various altitudes based on U.S. Standard Atmosphere
|
Elevation
Feet: Ft
(Meters: M)
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Boiling
Point Fahrenheit: ºF
(Celsius: ºC)
|
Elevation
Feet: Ft
(Meters:
M) |
Boiling
Point
Fahrenheit: ºF
(Celsius: ºC) |
| 0
ft (0 m) |
212.0
ºF (100 ºC) |
5,500
ft (1,676 m) |
202.4
ºF (94.67 ºC) |
| 500
ft (152.4 m) |
211.1
ºF (99.50 ºC) |
6,000
ft (1,829 m) |
201.5
ºF (94.17 ºC) |
| 1,000
ft (304.8 m) |
210.2
ºF (99.00 ºC) |
6,500
ft (1,981 m) |
200.6
ºF (93.67 ºC) |
| 1,500
ft (457.2 m) |
209.3
ºF (98.50 ºC) |
7,000
ft (2,134 m) |
199.8
ºF (93.22 ºC) |
| 2,000
ft (609.6 m) |
208.5
ºF (98.06 ºC) |
7,500
ft (2,286 m) |
198.9
ºF (92.72 ºC) |
| 2,500
ft (762.0 m) |
207.6
ºF (97.56 ºC) |
8,000
ft (2,438 m) |
198.1 ºF (92.27 ºC) |
| 3,000
ft (914.4 m) |
206.7
ºF (97.06 ºC) |
8,500
ft (2,591 m) |
197.2
ºF (91.78 ºC) |
| 3,500
ft (1,067 m) |
205.8
ºF (96.56 ºC) |
9,000
ft (2,743 m) |
196.4
ºF (91.33 ºC) |
| 4,000
ft (1,219 m) |
204.9
ºF (96.06 ºC) |
9,500
ft (2,895 m) |
195.5
ºF (90.83 ºC) |
| 4,500
ft (1,372 m) |
204.1
ºF (95.61 ºC) |
10,000
ft (3,048 m) |
194.7
ºF (90.39 ºC) |
| 5,000
ft (1,524 m) |
203.2
ºF (95.11 ºC) |
15,000
ft (4,572 m) |
185.0
ºF (85.00 ºC) |
Oven
Temperature Chart
To
convert Fahrenheit to Celsius, subtract 32 from ºF, multiply
by 5, and divide by 9.
To convert Celsius to Fahrenheit, multiply ºC by 9; divide
by 5, and add 32.
| ºF
(Fahrenheit) |
ºC
(Celsius) |
Gas
Mark |
| 32 |
0 |
|
| 212
(boiling at sea level) |
100 |
|
| 300
(slow oven) |
149
|
2 |
| 325
|
163
|
3 |
| 350
(moderate oven) |
175 |
4 |
| 375
|
190 |
5 |
| 400
(hot oven) |
204 |
6 |
| 425
|
220 |
7 |
| 450
|
230 |
8 |
| 475
|
246 |
9 |
500
|
260 |
10 |
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