“It’s physically impossible to boil water at 110 degrees F. It boils at 100 Celsius”
-Neville ChiamBerlin
Actually, the boiling point of water is dependent on atmospheric pressure. The lower the atmospheric pressure, the lower the waters boiling point.
For example, higher altitudes. At 2400m, water boils at 92c.
In a vacuum chamber, it would absolutely be “physically” possible to boil water at 110.