Which is higher: the normal boiling point or the standard boiling point? Provide an example.
(A) For water: Normal boiling point $>$ Standard boiling point.
$100^{\circ}C$ $(373.15 \ K)$ $>$ $99.6^{\circ}C$ $(372.75 \ K)$.
Normal boiling point is defined at $1 \ atm$ pressure.
Standard boiling point is defined at $1 \ bar$ pressure.
Since $1 \ bar < 1 \ atm$,the normal boiling point is higher than the standard boiling point.
$100^{\circ}C$ $(373.15 \ K)$ $>$ $99.6^{\circ}C$ $(372.75 \ K)$.
Normal boiling point is defined at $1 \ atm$ pressure.
Standard boiling point is defined at $1 \ bar$ pressure.
Since $1 \ bar < 1 \ atm$,the normal boiling point is higher than the standard boiling point.
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