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Melting point of nitrobenzene is 5.7*c. the melting point of sea water is 8.1*c less than the melting point of nitrobenzene. What is the melting point of the sea water?
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Melting point of nitrobenzene is 5.7*c. the melting point of sea water is 8.1*c less than the melting point of nitrobenzene.

What is the melting point of the sea water?

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Nitrobenzene melting point is 5.7c. The melting point for sea water is 8.1c less than nitrobenzene. 5.7c - 8.1c = -3.6 or negative 3.6
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3.6*c because you would have to subtract .
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