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"at the boiling point" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a situation that is particularly tense or intense. For example, "The argument between the two countries had reached the boiling point and it seemed war was inevitable."
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"I'm at the boiling point.
You're at the boiling point.
Let's say you're at the boiling point.
García, meanwhile, was at the boiling point.
How should I handle this? — Anonymous I sense you're at the boiling point, my friend.
It was about a group of seven friends, all baby-boomer yuppies, all at the boiling point of adulthood.
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The difference is that instead of starting at room temperature the working fluid ends up there, and starts instead at -196°C, the boiling point of nitrogen.
C1 is an incongruently-melting compound as it transforms into C2 at about the boiling point of benzene.
Therefore, method of controlling the cooling air flow rate in the porous medium is proposed and studied in order to appropriately control the porous medium temperature and maintain it at above the boiling point irrespective of the combustion conditions.
The heat loss of the column was also measured at the boiling points of hexane and cyclohexane.
Residual solvent remained in the films at temperatures above the boiling point of the solvent.
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