how do you boil water without heating?
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decrease the pressure.\n\nwater at the top of mt. everest boils at a much lower temperature than water at sea level.
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The correct answer is B, leave water on the bench at room temp and watch it evaporate. Boiling is the temperature at which the vapour pressure equals the atmospheric pressure.
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1 cup of water for every half cup of rice.  Bring the water to a boil and add a tbl spoon of virgin olive oil or coconut oil.  once water is boiling, add rice and turn the heat down.  Cover and simmer the rice on low for like 15 minutes or until water is gone... then season to your taste. good luck
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Heat = mass x specific heat of material x change of temperature.\nSpecific heat of water is 1. So the amount of heat needed to be added is the mass of the water x the amount of change needed to get to boiling. So cold water does not boil faster. \n\nsalt will cause it to take longer. \n\nPeople think that tea tastes betterr if you start with cold water, which holds more oxygen. As you heat the water, the oxygen comes out. This may look like boiling.
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turn burner on high. Get a very large pot and fill with water and  a bit of salt. Wait for water to boil put noodles in and follow timing on package. Usually about 10 minutes. When the timer dings then get potholders and a colander. Put colander in sink and pour hot water and noodles in colander. Strain all water up. Put out on plates and top with sauce or perhaps just butter salt and pepper.
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A fired heater will probably be the cheapest way.  You could try electric heaters (you can buy the elements from water heaters at appliance repair shops - they use 240V), but the electricity cost will probably be more than for the fuel (if you were thinking gas/petrol, maybe propane or natural gas will be cheaper).  I also don't know if I'd be comfortable putting electric elements in 3500 gallons of biodiesel - I've seen a few kitchen fires, and burning oil is never pleasant.\n\nYou could also consider solar heating - it would be cheaper in the long run, but any efficient installation would have to involve heating panels, piping, pumps, and a lot of water.  You could try painting your tank black, but that probably won't work very well unless you live in the desert or high plains.
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Get a clean 1 or 2 gallon metal container with a screw top cap. Put an ounce or two of hot water in it and place in hot sun without cap!\n\nPut the cap on tight and immediately place in a very cool area. Soon the metal container will be crushed because the hot water vapor created by the container being in the hot sun will condense back into liquid  leaving a partial vacuum in the sealed metal container. \n\nThe weight of the air outside the sealed container will crush it inwards.\n\nIf you do this please be careful!
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Boiling the water for 5 minutes will kill bacteria and such, but the suspended particles will remain in the pot. You would have to collect the steam, and cool it down to condense it back in pure water, only containing H2O.
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How long? That depends on the pressue, how warm/cold the water already is, and what you're trying to boil it with.
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1. Keep beans in freezer\n2. Grind fresh right before you brew\n3. Use a cup-top filter and brew directly into the cup (or a french press).  \n4. Bring water to a full boil, dampen grounds in filter.  Wait a minute or two for oils to release.  \n5. Bring water back to full boil, pour into filter. \n\nEnjoy!
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No.  You would have to heat the cold water up to the temperature that the hot water is at and then go past it to get to the boiling point.  It works in reverse when freezing.  Hot water will not freeze faster than cold, because you have to remove heat just to get to the point the cold water is already at.\n\nThe cool part is you can do this experiment at home.  Put two pans on to boil, one with cold the other with hot, and see which one boils first.  You don't have to take my word for it.
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ummm, no, water doesn't always boil at 100C.  It boils at 100c at one atmosphere, water will boil at room temperature in a vacuum.  But, hot water will boil faster, it requires less energy to heat the water, and the less water you have to boil the faster it will reach the boiling point.
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I make iced tea this way (and everyone likes it):\n\nGet a gallon sized container.  Put a full kettle on to boil.  When it does, pour it in the container...THEN add 16 regular sized tea bags.  Let it steep for 5-10 minutes.  Fill the rest of the container with ice.  Take out the tea bags and enjoy.  It will be ready to serve.
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If it had boiled dry it was way to hot and you don't know what that did to the internal components. With the fire risk that could impose, I would either have it looked at by a certified repair center for that brand or buy a new one. If there was still liquid in the pot, the risk would be greatly decreased. My husband is the world’s most forgetful person so eventually we had to get one that automatically shuts off an hour after it brews. Lots of them have this feature.
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Wow.  There are only several thousand recipes.  You can do this over a camp fire, on the stove, in a steamer or crockpot.  Either just throw in what you like or, if you are one of those "by the book" people use one of the sites below to find a recipe:
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try using a humidifier for a week.  If you don't have one or can't afford one....just put a big pot of water on the stove on low heat.
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Did you try boiling water?