Hot isn't a temperature. Neither is cold. Presumably hot is some figure above freezing and below or up to boiling. The scolding point of water is about 115. Ju

Hot isn't a temperature. Neither is cold. Presumably hot is some figure above freezing and below or up to boiling. The scolding point of water is about 115. Just encase someone wants to know, this can be measured in BTUs British thermal units. It's the measure of energy used per heating water till it's boiling point . It's also measurable if cooling the water to it's freezing point. Fun fact is about state changing from 212 to 212 liquid to vapor is significantly more BTUs then the 1:1 (btu to one degree Fahrenheit) .