Answer : For a given atmospheric pressure, every liquid has a distinct boiling point. Water in its pure form boils at 100° C or 273 K at 1 atmospheric pressure. If given colourless liquid starts boiling below or above 100° C or 273 K, it is either not pure water or some other liquid. So boiling point of a liquid, is an indicator of its purity at a particular atmospheric pressure.
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