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100 Degree Celsius
100 degrees Celsius (°C) is the temperature at which water reaches its boiling point at standard atmospheric pressure, a critical threshold in various scientific and practical applications. In India, this temperature plays a significant role in various cultural, culinary, and agricultural contexts. Traditional Indian cooking methods often utilize boiling, with many regional dishes relying on the precise control of heat. Additionally, understanding this temperature is vital in sectors such as meteorology, where it marks a significant point in temperature scales linked to weather phenomena. Furthermore, in the context of climate change, rising temperatures in various regions of India pose challenges to water resources and agriculture, making the study of temperatures around 100 °C increasingly relevant.