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Normal boiling point `(T_(N))` is defined as the temperature when V.P. of liquid become equal to `1`atm and standard boiling point `(T_(S))` is defind becomes equal to `1`bar . Which one is not correct .if water is considered?

A

`T_(N)=100^(@)C`

B

`T_(S) gt 100^(@)C`

C

`T_(S) lt 100^(@)C`

D

`T_(S) lt T_(N)`

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The correct Answer is:
B
`T_(S)=372.6K` for water since `1` bar `lt 1`
`(1 "bar" = 0.998 "atm")`.
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