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Does water boil at 105 degrees with a pressure of 0.5 Mpa?

2009-08-27View Original

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Under normal conditions, water boils and vaporizes at 100 degrees. So, will water boil and vaporize at 105 degrees when the pressure is 0.5 Mpa?
Reply #22009-08-27
At 105° and 0.5 MPa, water does not boil; the saturation temperature of water at 0.5 MPa is 158.8 degrees.
Reply #32009-08-27
How is it possible to boil? It’s still far from saturated!
Reply #42009-08-27
I can’t upload images. Just look at the phase diagram of water and you’ll understand; it’s very simple.

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