This document summarizes an experimental study on enhancing pool boiling heat transfer in deionized water using additives. The study used an experimental apparatus consisting of a glass cylinder, heating elements, and instruments to measure temperature and power. Experiments were conducted by boiling various types of water (deionized, battery, borewell) in the cylinder and measuring their critical heat flux (CHF). CHF is the highest heat flux before a vapor film forms, isolating the heating surface from the liquid. The document reviews previous studies on subcooled flow boiling and CHF models. It was found that CHF increased with the use of additives in deionized water, allowing for more efficient heat transfer and operation at higher heat fluxes