Water At 100 Degrees

joggerjayne | 18:05 Wed 29th May 2013 | Science

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There's an advert on the telly at the mo for one of these instant boiling tap things.

It's called Quooker.

The advert says it delivers water at 100 degrees.

A big 100 comes up on the screen.

But if it was 100 degrees, wouldn't it just be vapour coming out of the tap?

Any science people to clarify please?

Blinkered Scientists

Bbc1 03/06/2013 Panorama, 20:30 Hrs.

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douglas9401

Good, that's sorted then.

More importantly, do we still have pop festivals? :P

joggerjayne

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I'm so glad I asked.

joggerjayne

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Hang on ...

If the 100 degrees at normal atmospheric pressure is correct, then ...

Does the tap still work if you live at the top of a block of flats? or in the Peak District?

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