The melting point of mercy is - 36 F and it’s boiling point is 672F. What is the difference between the boiling point and the melting point

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The melting point of mercy is - 36 F and it’s boiling point is 672F. What is the difference between the boiling point and the melting point

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Answer:

Melting point = -36 F

Boiling point = 672 F

Difference = 672 -(-36)

= 672 +36

= 708 F

Hope this helps!

Joost Vunderink answered Oct 30, 2020

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Answer:

591 F

Explanation:

wouldnt u just subtract 36 from 672

Iterator answered Nov 3, 2020

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