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Discover Ludwig"heated to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in science and cooking contexts when referring to the temperature being increased by a certain amount. For example: "The sample was heated to 60°C in order to accelerate the reaction."
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Simmering hostility is heated to a boil.
The column was heated to 50 °C.
The grass surface can be heated to nearly 60 degrees.
The benches will be heated to benefit the players.
It is performed in a room heated to 105 degrees.
The milk samples were heated to 40 42 °C.
This particular keg, heated to 140 degrees, kills harmful microbes.
The sample is heated to 500 °C in TEM chamber.
After that, the material is heated, to melt the polystyrene.
The pool is heated to 84 to 86 degrees.
Next the wood is dried and heated to 110ºC.
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