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What are the physical properties of a textbook? (Science textbook)
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What are the physical properties of a textbook? (Science textbook)

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It's solid at room temperature, It's melting and boiling points are below 30-35°C. It's non-volatile and probably not soluble in water.

I'm sorry but that's all I could come up with since I couldn't quire fathom the question.
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