Boiling point
The boiling point was the temperature at which a substance boiled.

In 2154, Thy'lek Shran recalled visiting planets whose temperature was only slightly below water's boiling point, something Jhamel couldn't imagine. ()

In 2369, Data performed an experiment to test the aphorism, "a watched pot never boils" by boiling water in a kettle sixty-two times, sometimes watching it, sometimes not. In each case, the water reached its boiling point in 51.7 seconds, thereby disproving the aphorism. ()

See also
 Melting point

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Physics
Chemistry