What about gases and liquids?

Question

If water freezes at 32 degrees F and water boils at 100 degrees F when does gases boil and freeze?

Answer 1

Water actually boils at 202 °F.

When a liquid boils it becomes a gas.

Most gasses are boil far below the melting/freezing point of water.

Oxygen for example boils and becomes a gas at - 297.31°F

Nitrogen (the main constituent of the Earths Atmosphere) boils at - 320.42 °F

Butane, which is the main gas in natural gas boils at 31.1°F, and so boils at only slightly below the melting point of water.

Does this help you at all?

Daz