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The boiling point of krypton is -152°c. the boiling point of radon is -6 °c What is the difference between the two boiling points?

The boiling point of krypton is -152°c. the boiling point of radon is -6 °c What is the difference between the two boiling points?
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the boiling point of krypton is -152°c. the boiling point of radon is -6 °c What is the difference between the two boiling points?

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152-6 = 146 degrees celcius
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The deference is -146.
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