On boiling an egg

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IT has long been accepted that on top of Pike's Peak, where water boils at 91°C, it takes 12 h to hard boil an egg. We have conducted experiments in the Biochemistry Department, Oxford University, in which we have hard boiled eggs successfully at 91°C in 10 min. There would thus appear to be a large error between the predicted and the experimental times. © 1972 Nature Publishing Group.

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Dwek, R. A., & Navon, G. (1972). On boiling an egg. Nature, 240(5382), 491. https://doi.org/10.1038/240491a0

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